DanielN

I had the same problem I solved it using [this](https://github.com/Drachenhorn-Team/Drachenhorn/blob/master/Drachenhorn.Desktop/UserSettings/SquirrelManager.cs). Try looking at that. If you use the `GithubUpdateManager` you get back a Task but you need to dispose of...

- Could it be that your project is in any form private or behind an authentication? (I don't think that will work) - Do you have the correct Github link?...

I did that for my own project. Debugging is very annoying when you do not get any error codes. What I did is download the Squirrel executables as a zip...

That command should work. The next thing I would test is either the nupkg or try `--no-msi` (at least I think that I had a reason to put that in...

@Rodric75 I mostly use the overlay instead of YAML. But I could imagine it is fairly easy to generate one from that. I split the work into two Pipelines 1....

The Squirrel.zip is just one, that I packed from the release of Squirrel here on Github. The dowload is simply a "secure file download" task: ``` YAML steps: - task:...

I don't think that would work, as you would need to also download the RELEASE textfile from the same base url and I do not think that the nuget feed...

@MovGP0 As I said, that could work but you would need to create your own UpdateManager or at lease overload the download functionality of the existing ones. Feel free to...

Hmmm. Thats a bit annoying. I'll try to find something better but it's kind of hard to find something translated on the Internet as most of the videos are only...

@rfvgyhn Did you have any time to look into this yet?