Priority of user defined remotes
See original GitHub issueI am building a package with Travis and it requires another package which is hosted on my own artifactory Conan repo. I add this remote in ConanMultiPackager
with the remotes
-argument. The problem is that an outdated version of the required package is also in conan-transit
which is found first. Is there a way to prioritise my remote over the default remotes? As I am using Docker I guess this has to happen inside the ConanMultiPackager
and not for example in run.sh
, right?
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Hi! Try now, I’ve released 0.5.2 If you want to specify an order for your upload repository just fill the upload server in both parameters, upload and remotes. If the remotes contain the upload repository too, it will add it keeping the order of the “remotes” parameter.
I think it won’t be very helpful because as I said, I’m not able to limit the anonymous read access. The only special thing I have is the:
General Security Settings => Allow Anonymous Access
. But it doesn’t care if I limit the capabilities to anonymous user to only read one repository… it looks like global.