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I develop using Vagrant on OS X or Linux. The GitHub Packages registry stores npm packages within your organization or personal account, and allows you to associate a package with a repository.

I don't use a proxy, but have limited or unreliable internet access.

I use a proxy when downloading Git repos.

I use a proxy to connect to the npm registry.

npm config get registry prints: Sorry, can't disclose this.

It works on but throws an error on is my npm-debug.log (sensitive info replaced): To avoid any errors, ensure strict-ssl=false is set.

#Npm config set registry not working install

Try running npm install to a custom registry with an invalid SSL certificate. How can the CLI team reproduce the problem?

#Npm config set registry not working mac

The corporate root CA is trusted locally (Windows and Mac keychain etc) but for npm we add a custom certificate bundle via npm config set cafile … and strict-ssl=false as a workaround. Setting strict-ssl=false should workaround this. We know our custom registry has an invalid SSL certificate. The registry is protected using a self-signed root CA certificate. We're using an internal registry via npm config set registry which is behind a corporate proxy. npm config set bit:registry Or, if using Yarn: yarn config set 'bit:registry' ' Then, you can simply copy-paste the relevant command from the component's page. Running npm install on throws UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE To install this component as a package all you have to do is to configure bitsrc.io as a Scoped registry for your local NPM client.

npm config set registry you can find more information with npm help config command, also check for privileges when and if you are running.

The correct command for changing registry is. npmrc file which is the configuration for npm.

Other ( see below for feature requests): You shouldn't change the npm registry using.

npm is doing something I don't understand.