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Hi @NPECAdmin
With ABP 11, our ASP.NET Boilerplate packages are being published as private NuGet packages. You need to add the ABP NuGet API Key as a NuGet Source to your ASP.NET Zero v15 project. To access the ABP NuGet Key, go to aspnetzero.com and log in as the licensed user. After logging in, click the "Account" button in the top right menu. In the window that opens, click the
Managebutton under your License Type. On the page that opens, open your ASP.NET Zero project with an IDE, click the link underNuget API Key,and add it as aPackage Source. You can access the ABP 11 packages.Markdown is supportedCopy & paste or drag & drop images (max 30 MB per image) -
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Where we can get access to source code ABP11?
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[oguzhanagir] said: Hi @NPECAdmin
With ABP 11, our ASP.NET Boilerplate packages are being published as private NuGet packages. You need to add the ABP NuGet API Key as a NuGet Source to your ASP.NET Zero v15 project. To access the ABP NuGet Key, go to aspnetzero.com and log in as the licensed user. After logging in, click the "Account" button in the top right menu. In the window that opens, click the
Managebutton under your License Type. On the page that opens, open your ASP.NET Zero project with an IDE, click the link underNuget API Key,and add it as aPackage Source. You can access the ABP 11 packages.I'm unable to see any link for
Nuget API Key. I have clicked on the Manage button, i see the tabs License, Github Members, Invoice. I do not see any link to open a project or find the nuget api keyMarkdown is supportedCopy & paste or drag & drop images (max 30 MB per image) -
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Hi @NPECAdmin
You should be able to see your Nuget API Key now. Let me know if you can't find it.
Hi @andreyzag
It is not possible to access the source code right now but we will provide a download option on our website. If you need it right now, please let me know, so I can share it via email with you.
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Can you please provide what are the changes/fixes/enhancements in ABP 11?
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I'm going to follow this issue as well.
@ismcagdas
Having access to the aspnet boilerplate code will be critical asap for anyone wanting to upgrade. We would be looking at the aspnetboilerplate code nearly every day on github to either understand something we're not sure of or to potentially find issues or work around limitations.
Could I suggest that much like the aspnet zero code you have a way to add github users to a private repository so we can search it on github. It is a bit easier to see the code history and changes when we have it as a github repository rather than downloading a zip file and having no context of the changes and history of a file.
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Hi @andreyzag
For v11, the major changes are .NET 10 upgrade and Abp.Mapperly package. We will migrate from AutoMapper to Abp.Mapperly in AspNet Zero's next version as well.
There are no other changes different than open source version for now.
Hi rickfrankel
Thank you for your suggestion, we will evaluate this with the team and inform you.
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@ismcagdas I am now able to access the API key for the NuGet. Thank you
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@ismcagdas
Is there any update on source code availability for boilerplate .net 10? This is a major blocker to us upgrading to the latest versions?
Thanks
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Hi @rickfrankel
Thanks for reaching out.
If you would like to get access to the ABP source code, could you please contact us directly at [email protected] ? Our team will be able to assist you with the available options and provide the necessary details.
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What about documentation for ABP v11?
With ABP going closed source - we need some documentation since it cripples a key strength for the ANZ product. It really torpedoes the value proposition.
Taking away the visibility into the underlying code means your company needs to offset this with extensive and detailed resources. ESPECIALLY since our support requests are limited.
The current state of ANZ is 'buy this because you get source code, but you get a limited number of support requests. It uses these closed source NUGET packages with no documentation or source code.'
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Hi @customreg
Thank you for sharing your concerns.
We would like to clarify that ASP.NET Zero customers do have access to the full ABP source code. ABP is not closed source for Zero license holders. We previously sent you the instructions on how to access the source code via email. If that information did not reach you or was missed, we would be happy to resend it.
Regarding ABP v11, the documentation is available on the official documentation website and is being continuously updated and expanded with each release.
If there is a specific area where you feel documentation is insufficient, please let us know so we can assist more directly.
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