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'GET /-/all' does not return all packages
See original GitHub issuecurl -L "https://package.openupm.com/-/all" > tmp && jq 'keys | sort | unique' tmp > packages1
curl -L "https://package.openupm.com/-/all" > tmp && jq 'keys | sort | unique' tmp > packages2
diff packages1 packages2
packages1 and packages2 are not same.
How can I get all package names?
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@mob-sakai Yes. Some packages with git dependencies are retired (not make sense to install another software to just resolve dependencies of packages from registry). I haven’t clean the registry thought, added to my backlog.
I list the packages from the s3 directly. Well, you should still use the
/-/allendpoint after my fix.Alternative way is parsing https://github.com/openupm/openupm/tree/master/data/packages folder, which is a super-set (some packages are not available on the registry because of lacking git tags).