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Nuget backend returns incorrect number of packages #2895
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We recently made a change to the gallery so this could be a regression. At the same time, this is a very costly query, and we much appreciate if you stop using these if possible, and use an alternate V3 protocol for your queries (that relies directly on storage rather than database access). If you can specify what exactly you are looking for we will be glad to help |
Fixed this regression - will be deployed next week. |
Deployed. |
* deployment_2016_03: (37 commits) Fix NullReference in unit tests Check for duplicate dependencies when uploading package Fix indentation fix CA errors create support request when user submits authenticated contact form + refactoring Minor layout change on contact support page Adding ContactSupport form and associated services Fix broken unit test after client library update (the client now has this logic) ToFriendlyName() now supports "portable40" and "portable45" TFM Fix OData - Hijacked projection + order by Nuget backend returns incorrect number of packages NuGet#2895 convert IEntitiesContext.SaveChanges into SaveChangesAsync Removing obsolete PackageStatistics code from the gallery Propagate correlation id from gallery to search service fix test removing the support request link from the generated support email for now when there are no issues yet, we can still show the manage admins link support request feature OData does not copy headers from the main request to the batch sub-request Suppress CA warning ...
from @jianyunt
Recently, when we use nuget API v2 and ODATA syntax to query the server, we get back the wrong number of packages. Specifically, the URL
https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/Search()?$filter=IsLatestVersion&searchTerm=''&targetFramework=''&includePrerelease=false&$skip=320&$top=40 returns 39 packages instead of 40. This used to work before but now it is broken (we are not sure when this happened). Is this a known issue?
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