Could you please provide the paket.dependencies file?

And what package did you try to add

The paket.dependencies file:

source https://nuget.org/api/v2

nuget FAKE
nuget Suave
nuget DotLiquid
nuget FSharp.Data
nuget FSharp.Compiler.Service
nuget FSharp.Data.SqlClient

I started with a project from Petricek and just wanted to add FSharp.Data.SqlClient, the FSharp.Data.SqlClient in the file was added manually and after that it worked to run paket install.

How is the plugin supposed to work? Do I need to install paket separately and at it to the path or should the plugin handle everything? I'm on Windows btw.

The atom plugin should handle everything. It downloads latest paket.exe on
install. /cc @krysztof_cieslak

The paket.dependencies file:

source https://nuget.org/api/v2

nuget FAKE
nuget Suave
nuget DotLiquid
nuget FSharp.Data
nuget FSharp.Compiler.Service
nuget FSharp.Data.SqlClient

I started with a project from Petricek and just wanted to add
FSharp.Data.SqlClient, the FSharp.Data.SqlClient in the file was added
manually and after that it worked to run paket install.

How is the plugin supposed to work? Do I need to install paket separately
and at it to the path or should the plugin handle everything? I'm on
Windows btw.

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#888 (comment).

I think I see the problem - the Paket for some reason (which I don't know yet) doesn't returns list of plugins - only element visible on should-be-searched-packages list is empty element ( displaying it is definitely the bug in plugin) and when user press Enter it's using chosen element from list (so in this case it's empty element) and we invoke Paket with wrong arguments.

So it's definitely plugin bug, but still for some reason Paket is not returning search results.

Hmm... looks like I get search results from command line. Will investigate bit more

@forki: When I fire paket in my local project location (just .paket\paket.exe) i get normal search results. When I try to run it using full path to paket atom plugin (i.e. C:\Users\Krzysztof\.atom\packages\Paket\bin\paket.exe ) I get empty result form it. Any idea?

Maybe it doesn't find the right paket.dependencies to look up the nuget
feed urls?
On Jun 21, 2015 4:10 PM, "Krzysztof Cieślak" [email protected]
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@forki https://github.com/forki: When I fire paket in my local project
location (just .paket\paket.exe) i get normal search results. When I try
to run it using full path to paket atom plugin (i.e.
C:\Users\Krzysztof.atom\packages\Paket\bin\paket.exe ) I get empty
result form it. Any idea?

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#888 (comment).

I'm starting Paket in both cases from same directory

Other thing is that I'm kinda sure it WAS working yesterday or 2 days ago - don't remember when i lasted used Paket plugin

Ok will try to reproduce tomorrow.
On Jun 21, 2015 4:37 PM, "Krzysztof Cieślak" [email protected]
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I'm starting Paket in both cases from same directory

Other thing is that I'm kinda sure it WAS working yesterday or 2 days ago

• don't remember when i lasted used Paket plugin

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#888 (comment).

yes I broke find-packages when I tried to fix find-package-versions - see #886 (comment)

sorry about that

I've also added in Paket.Atom some better behavior if Paket for any reason returns empty result - same bug could occurred if someone gave text which could not be found by nuget. Should be better now.

Very good. Thanks