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I unlisted my NuGet packages from my Azure Devops feed, but now my Storage is full, and I want to go delete them. They no longer show up in the list of available packages, and so I am unable to find them in the Portal to delete them. Please suggest another way to find this information; I don't know how to delete them otherwise.

I unlisted my NuGet packages from my Azure Devops feed, but now my Storage is full, and I want to go delete them. They no longer show up in the list of available packages, and so I am unable to find them in the Portal to delete them. Please suggest another way to find this information; I don't know how to delete them otherwise.

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According to the document,

You must be a Feed Owner to delete it.

As the Feed Owner, you can delete a specific NuGet package version by clicking the Delete button in the More options dropdown menu in the upper right corner of the package version page.

After deletion, you may proceed to Delete the packages permanently from the recycle bin.

Please also note that

Once you publish a package to your feed, its version number is reserved permanently. Even if you delete it from your feed, you cannot publish a new package with the same version number.

Typically, storage consumption should be updated within 24 hours, although in certain cases it might take up to 48 hours for the changes to be reflected. The Artifacts usage on the billing page of your anization is updated once a day. However, The Artifact Storage page is updated more frequently, which may lead to a minor discrepancy between the information displayed on the two pages.

What I wound up doing was accessing the REST API to see the unlisted packages. I got a Personal Access Token (PAT) and used that as my password for basic authentication with the Azure Devops endpoint. The request I used was as follows [Powershell]:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"
$headers.Add("Authorization", "••••••")
    
$response = Invoke-RestMethod 'https://feeds.dev.azure/{{anization}}/{{project}}/_apis/packaging/Feeds/{{feedId}}/packages?includeAllVersions=true&includeDeleted=false&api-version=7.2-preview.1' -Method 'GET' -Headers $headers
$response | ConvertTo-Json

I used the JSON response to see the unlisted packages. Then in the Portal UI, I could search upstream sources for those packages, click on the Version tab, and delete the packages for good.

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