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I set up AppVeyor in 2017 with my public GitHub repository (belgaard/Leantest) based on this blog post https://andrewlock.net/publishing-your-first-nuget-package-with-appveyor-and-myget/.
It worked nicely, but I stopped actively using in in 2021.
Now, I want to use it again, but for each commit AppVeyor cannot find my appveyor.yml anymore. At least that is what I see in the "Events" tab. The file is surely there, all I did in the last commit was to bump the version number in that file.
I'm not sure how to troubleshoot this problem. In GitHub's "Webhooks/Manage webhook" I can see that it delivered a payload which included modified": ["appveyor.yml" ] and it got a nice 204 back. I don't know how to see what AppVeyor received or whether it successfully pulled the changes.
What can I do in order to troubleshoot this?
Best regards,
Brian
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