unable to install "dotnet tool install --global azure-cost-cli". about azure-cost-cli

[welcome]

Thanks for opening your first issue! Reports like these help improve the project!

[mivano]

I m unsure how to help with this, as it is the dotnet tool that reports this issue. I assume you followed the install instructions here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/azure-cost-cli ?

[soumyojit28]

still the issue is persist, as I am using with global and local

[mivano]

You do have the .net 6 or .net 7 runtime installed?

[soumyojit28]

I have tried from both but same error coming.

[mivano]

I do not think it has anything to do with this specific tool as it is not yet installed. Try to install another dotnet tool to rule out that your package sources and connection are working fine.

Might be something similar to dotnet/sdk#11325

[mivano]

Closing this one as I do not know how to solve this and it looks like an issue with the dotnet tool installer.

[hannesbreit]

I am facing the same issue and have no idea how to solve it. Followed the instructions but getting the same error.

[mivano]

What I noticed, is that most of the time this is due to a nuget configuration that is set incorrectly. You might have a corporate nuget feed added as well.

You could try to add --ignore-failed-sources to the dotnet command to see if that works.

Or try something like this:

dotnet tool update --global [tool] --add-source 'https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json' --ignore-failed-sources

[hannesbreit]

awesome! that worked just like a charm

[mivano]

Perfect! What did the trick? The add-source or that ignore-failed-sources?

[hannesbreit]

it was the add-source

[mivano]

Thanks, that forces the use of the specific nuget feed. If you execute dotnet nuget list source you might see others than the official api.nuget.org