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Yes you can. You can add your own feed to the Add-on Store in web.config.
<configuration>
<episerver.packaging protectedVirtualPath="~/EPiServer/">
<packageRepositories>
<add name="MyAddOns" url="http://nuget.domain.com/nuget/" filterTag="AFilterIfYouWant" />
</packageRepositories>
</episerver.packaging>
</configuration>
I was wondering if it is possible to create some kind of custom addons store/provider/repository that integrates Regular Addon store.
The case scenario is that our customer has a buissnes system built into the episerver site and if it would be possible to update that system by a nuget feed like the regular episerver 7.5 updates and third-party addons it would be nice.