Since it's beta-quality software and you've probably just run into a bug, I'd advise learning how to cut out the middleware and install mods manually. In the meantime, it might help to know that a mod manager is optional-you can install mods without ever touching Nexus Mod Manager. If there are installation problems, they'll want to know about it and it's more likely to be fixed there than by asking here. If you're experiencing problems with it, consider reporting the problem so that the coders and other users on the official beta feedback forum can read about it and any bugs can be fixed. "description" => "The hash of managed deployment content that has been uploaded to the domain's or standalone server's deployment content repository.First things first before I get to the advice: Nexus Mod Manager is beta software. the Domain Controller or standalone server).", Note that the URL must be accessible from the target of the operation (i.e. "description" => "The URL at which the deployment content is available for upload to the domain's or standalone server's deployment content repository. Note that this operation does not indicate the content should be deployed into the runtime.", "description" => "Indicates that the deployment content available at the included URL should be added to the deployment content repository. "operation-name" => "upload-deployment-url",
"result" => /] :read-operation-description(name=upload-deployment-url) Precedence over a value specified directly under the domain.xml /] :read-operation-names
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