to always have their global npm config registry set to our internal npm repository, wed like to prevent accidentally publishing internal artifacts to the default external global npmjs repository. But I don't think there's a 'reset' command. why not just delete publishConfig.registry publishConfig is there as both a convenience and a safety measure. If you run npm config edit, you'll get an editor showing the current configuration, and also a list of options and their default values. Default: 'user' unless -global is passed, which will also set this value to 'global' Type: 'global', 'user', or 'project' When passed to npm config this refers to which config file to use. sudo sh -c 'echo '' > (npm config get globalconfig)'. Must be IPv4 in versions of Node prior to 0.12.
#REMOVE NPM CONFIG SET REGISTRY FREE#
If you'd like to support me writing feel free to buy me a cup of coffee. The IP address of the local interface to use when making connections to the npm registry. Now the developers don't have to run any scripts locally, just to commit to the repository and tag the code. I didn't have a gitlab runner that was setup to use docker normally nor did I have node and npm installed on the machine so I had to use docker run commands like shown. npmrc policy : push script : - echo "///api/v4/projects/$ environment variable available to use for package versioning. Stages : - build - test - publish build : stage : build only : - tags cache : key : build-cache paths : - node_modules/ - lib/. It was very easy to understand and no steps were missed.įirst of all in your package.json you should scope your project cause Gitlab requires packages to be scoped.
So I would like to recommend this post Step by Step building and publishing an NPM typescript package to the first timers like me. This was actually my first time making an NPM package. I have only tried out the NPM registry, but others should also be easy to work with. Instead of having to create a new repository, configure the package etc, lets use Bit to isolate components and modules from existing projects and publish them. Gitlab offers a few registries you can work with: Composer, Conan, Maven, NPM, NuGet, PyPi. As it blew my mind that such an option exists I decided to research it a little and use it for this javascript package if possible. We left the meeting with ideas but not with a concrete solution nor a promise to research this topic.įew days ago I needed to make a javascript package, after creating a repository on our gitlab I noticed an option for Packages & Registries. A couple of weeks ago the IT team in my company talked about having repositories for the packages we make for our PHP applications so we can switch to a more natural use of composer.
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