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Private packages install with git url

See original GitHub issue

I try to build on private repository with Lerna, but I can’t find a way to work with git url install npm install git+ssh://my-repo-url for install packages build with Lerna.

Expected Behavior

Lerna work with npm install git+ssh://my-repo-url for private repo without NPM registry.

Current Behavior

NPM install the repo in normal way.

Context

On GitLab self-hosted for my compagny. Buy private repositories on NPM is not an option for now.

Your Environment

Executable	Version
`lerna --version`	3.22.1
`npm --version`	6.14.7

OS	Version
Windows 10	20H2

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 3 years ago
Comments:5

Top GitHub Comments

5reactions

borisdamevincommented, Aug 12, 2020

@evocateur @jamiebuilds Sorry to ping both of you, but do you have any idea about that? I need to find one solution.

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github-actions[bot]commented, Jun 17, 2022

Hi Folks 👋

You will have seen in our message above that we at Nrwl are working really hard to bring the lerna repo up to date with what matters most to its community in June 2022.

As previously stated in that message, because we have not heard from the original author of this issue within the last 14 days, we are now automatically closing it.

If any users, including the original author, are still impacted by this issue then we still want to hear from you!

All we ask is that you first update to the latest lerna (5.1.4 at the time of writing) to make sure it is still reproducible, and then fill out one of our new issue templates, providing all the requested details which apply to your situation:

https://github.com/lerna/lerna/issues/new/choose

Many thanks again! 🙏

P.S. Over and above getting to grips with the repo, we have also been hard at work launching a new website, resolving all vulnerabilities, merging exciting new features and reigniting community PR contributions! 🚀

You can read our recent blog post to learn more about what we’ve been up to: https://blog.nrwl.io/lerna-5-1-new-website-new-guides-new-lerna-example-repo-distributed-caching-support-and-speed-64d66410bec7