Credential Provider + Linux + Rider about artifacts-credprovider HOT 6 CLOSED

Yeah, the netcore plugin is expected to use dotnet CredentialProvider.Microsoft.dll, so seems like a Rider issue here? The default NuGet libraries will do the correct thing here, so guessing Rider is initializing or using the SDK in a non-standard way here. Are any of these environment variables set? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/extensibility/nuget-cross-platform-plugins#plugin-installation-and-discovery

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Are any of these environment variables set?

no, I use default set-up for the sdk and dotnet cli, no additional path configuration

Yeah, the netcore plugin is expected to use dotnet CredentialProvider.Microsoft.dll, so seems like a Rider issue here?

I guess, it is a Rider issue, but can't say definitely, I don't know internals of the tool.

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I have created the same issue in YouTrack: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-96160/Credential-Manager-Rider-Linux

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Have you tried changing this setting? On my machine it defaults to "Rider Integrated" and that caused all sorts problems with Azure feeds. Changing it to CLI allows me to work with Azure Nuget feeds without issues.

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Have you tried changing this setting? On my machine it defaults to "Rider Integrated" and that caused all sorts problems with Azure feeds. Changing it to CLI allows me to work with Azure Nuget feeds without issues.

yes, I have changed it to the third option, and Rider threw the error from the description.

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