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I tried publishing my first nuget package to nuget.org. But I get the error "The package ID is reserved". My package has the ID "Joa.API".

During my research, I found 3 reasons why this error could occur:

  1. The package ID is already taken: I searched on nuget.org and can't find any packages with the same ID. This does not seem to be the problem.
  2. The package prefix is already taken: I searched on nuget.org for any packages with the same prefix. I don't find any. This does not seem to be the problem.
  3. The package ID contains reserved words: The only reserved word I could find was "Resource": Nuget package id reserved word restrictions?. My ID does not contain this word. This does not seem to be the problem.

So my Question is, which of my assumptions is wrong?

Flurin Brühwiler
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I suggest you refer to these:
Package ID prefix reservation
NuGet Reserved Package ID Prefixes
Nuget package id reserved word restrictions?

It seems like that you are using an existing package id while publishing the package, or there is some reserved word. Please review these links and they will help you find the solution.

Niranjan Singh
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  • Thank you for your answer. I am sorry, I should have mentioned that I already studied these links. But they don't really help in my situation. "Joa.API" does not contain any reserved words, and I can't find any existing package with the same name or prefix. – Flurin Brühwiler Nov 13 '22 at 13:42
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    I have edited the question. It should now better reflect my thought process. I hope it is clearer now. – Flurin Brühwiler Nov 13 '22 at 13:53