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How do I get the package from GitHub packages? #37
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Oooh, apologies. I thought they were public 👀 |
Sorry about that! When publishing to npm, the published package inherited its visibility from the But when publishing to Github, it seems we have to manually set it to public (Done now). Here are the instructions to install packages hosted on Github Please let me know if that helps |
Thanks, I see the package now! However, I don't quite understand how it is supposed to work in terms of auth. I see I need to specify my personal access token in the .npmrc file. Of course, I can't commit it, which means that every other engineer in the team will have to create a token and insert it into his version of .npmrc. Also, according to our security policy, we can't use personal access tokens which actually makes it impossible to download packages from Github Packages. Is there a chance that you reconsider the decision to stop publishing to npm? |
I see it is frustrating not only to me https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/19037 |
Ah crap. I don't think I can help :( |
I see
WARN deprecated @zestia/[email protected]
and the npm page saysMoved to GitHub Packages
.How do I install the package? The instructions in readme seem out of date.
I also don't see any packages when I go to
https://github.com/orgs/zestia/packages?repo_name=ember-modal-dialog
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