DownloadPackage Task Fails When Trying To Get Latest Version of a Package

[asos-benhoward]

Question, Bug, or Feature?
Type: Bug

Enter Task Name: DownloadPackage

Environment

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• Agent - Hosted

Issue Description

This issue relates to pull request 12334 - DownloadPackage to support latest version.

We have a feed which contains nearly 6000 packages. I'm trying to use the DownloadPackage task with "latest" as the version. The ResolveLatestVersion function appears to be using an undocumented querystring parameter that either does not exist, or does not work. The packageIdQuery parameter is ignored and the top 1000 of all packages in the feed are returned. The package I'm trying to download happens to be the 1444th package in the list and so the function fails when it can't be found as it does not appear in the first 1000 packages. I would have thought the correct uri would be this one, as at this point the packageid is known (either br resolving from package name or because the id was passed in directly).

Task logs

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To Replicate

• Create a feed with more than 1000 packages
• Call _apis/Packaging/Feeds/[feedid]/Packages and identify which packages are not in the response
• Try to download the latest version one of those packages using the DownloadPackage@1 task

[asos-benhoward]

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