Note that using these settings it's also possible to blend more than one npm registry into one. To have the public npm registry blended into your own, go to the Upstream Sources tab, edit the upstream source and enable the Make all upstream packages available in clients option and the the Automatically add downloaded upstream packages to the current feed (mirror) option. Your MyGet npm feed can be used by providing the -registry switch on every npm command, or by running the following command to set the MyGet registry feed as the default: npm config set registry īy default, your MyGet npm feed will only contain packages you have explicitly added, either using the web UI or the npm client. Note that a pre-authenticated URL is also available for private npm feeds. This URL can be used with any npm-compatible client.

The full URL to your npm feed on MyGet can be found on the feed details page. NuGet Package Manager Console PowerShell ReferenceĪfter signing up for a MyGet account and creating a feed that serves as an npm registry, you can work with node modules (packages) using the npm command line and package.json.Use TFS Online Git with MyGet Build Services.Publish NuGet Packages from Azure DevOps Pipelines.

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