His goal was simple: install the NuGet provider on a legacy jump box so he could automate a critical patch. But in the world of legacy software, nothing is ever simple.
Suddenly, a prompt appeared. The provider is not trusted. Are you sure you want to install? nuget provider 2.8.5.201
The server room was humming the low, anxious song of a machine past its prime. It was 2018, and for most of the world, the sun was setting on the era of Windows Server 2012 R2. But for Elias, a beleaguered DevOps engineer at a massive logistics firm, the night was just beginning. His goal was simple: install the NuGet provider
The NuGet provider version is the minimum requirement for PowerShell to interact with NuGet-based repositories like the PowerShell Gallery. You usually see this requirement when trying to run commands like Install-Module or Find-Module for the first time. How to Install NuGet Provider 2.8.5.201 The provider is not trusted
"Here goes nothing," Elias whispered.
NuGet Provider 2.8.5.201 – Maintenance & Compatibility Update