Paging for nuget feed clients (chocolatey)

[Schroedingers-Cat]

Problem

It seems that paging isn't supported when using the chocolatey GUI client to browse a nuget feed from bagetter:

Solution

When using chocolatey GUI to browse another NuGet feed like nuget.org or chocolatey.org, paging works fine:

Additional context

• https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/nuget/api/search-query-service-resource#request-parameters

• BaGetter/src/BaGetter.Core/Search/DatabaseSearchService.cs

  Lines 45 to 46 in 3081c3d

  	.Skip(request.Skip)
  	.Take(request.Take);

• the original author of BaGet recommends:
  • Check the requests done by Chocolatey using something like Fiddler. Verify they pass paging parameters to the search endpoint
  • Check which search implementation you're using and verify it supports the paging parameters
• a similar issue was present in the original project: No paging of packages loic-sharma/BaGet#412
• VS2022 seems to implement an infinite scroll instead of paging but only when selecting "all" as package source. For a specific package source, it seems to show only the first page
• at the time of writing, the last page on nuget.org is https://www.nuget.org/packages?page=1501&sortBy=relevance

[Regenhardt]

Looks like Chocolatey uses something of NuGet itself, something derived from NuGet.Protocol.Core.Types.PackageSearchResource, and does indeed pass skip/take parameters to it if I understand that call correctly. Not sure what the implementation is yet, gonna have to check NuGet for the actual implementation and compare the protocol to how BaGetter does it exactly.

[TheCakeIsNaOH]

Looks like Chocolatey uses something of NuGet itself, something derived from

Chocolatey (Both CLI and GUI) use a fork of the NuGet Client libraries:
https://github.com/chocolatey/nuget.client

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