I am trying to set up a nuget server for our organization. I am setting it up using the guide at https://www.codeproject.com/articles/872230/create-your-own-private-nuget-server-in-windows-az and all is basically good. The code works and I can access the feed from my browser as well as Visual Studio (2015).
However - we will use it for internal packages as well as letting customers get access to it so we need to secure it and not allow anonymous access.
I have set up authentication to require log on with our organization's Azure Active Directory accounts. It is done using the "built-in" configuration in Azure Portal.
The "Existing app" was originally generated by the portal using the "Express" way of configuring authentication.
When I access the collection with a browser, I am asked to log in with my company Office 365 account - all is fine, but when I try to add the nuget service as a "Package Source" in Visual Studio, I am prompted a bit differently:
It does not accept my credentials when logging in using my corp email and password or with DOMAIN\USER way of doing it.
Also - I am a little bit confused about the login prompt. I would have expected the UI for the log-in would look like the "normal" log in prompt in Visual Studio:
Am I missing something obvious here? How do I secure my nuget feed in Azure with Office 365 authentication ... such that it works in Visual Studio?
Thanks :-)
