
public-chocolately would be appropriate in this case as it clearly indicates that this feed contains public Chocolatey packages.

However for now, create just the one by selecting "No, Create One Feed". It is usually recommended to create two feeds, for unapproved and approved packages respectively. įrom here, select Chocolately Packages from the list, under the System & Software Configuration heading.Īfter selecting the feed type, specify that the feed will connect directly to "" by selecting "Connect to ". Start by navigating to Feed and selecting. Step 1: Create a public feed in Progetįirst, you need to create a public feed that contains all your packages from. Hosting your Chocolatey packages in ProGet allows you to bypass Chocolatey's rate limiting policies, especially if you enable metadata caching and internalize your packages. Using a public feed allows you to connect and pull packages from and host them in ProGet. Setting Up a Private Chocolatey Repository with a Public Feed However in this article we will explain how to set up both a public and an internalized feed in ProGet to act as a private Chocolatey repository.

Alternatively, if you want to use internalized packages exclusively, a separate feed that hosts internalized Chocolatey packages can be created.įor more information on how it works, along with an explanation, see Chocolatey Privatization and Internalization. ProGet can be configured as a private Chocolatey repository and host all your Chocolatey packages! If you want to download third-party Chocolatey packages, a ProGet feed can be used to direct connect to.

How to Set Up a Private Chocolatey RepositoryĬhocolatey is a system package manager for Windows that helps you configure computers quickly and automatically by installing applications and tools with Chocolatey packages.
