: The complete web address pointing to the Conan repository API endpoint. 3. Step-by-Step Implementation Examples Example A: Adding a Private JFrog Artifactory Remote
conan remote list
$ conan remote add test_remote https://test-server.com/conan --insecure conan add remote
secure-repo: https://domain.com [Verify SSL: True] conancenter: https://conan.io [Verify SSL: True] Use code with caution. Authenticating with a Remote
| Action | Command | | :--- | :--- | | | conan remote add <name> <url> | | List Remotes | conan remote list | | Login/Auth | conan user <user> -p <pass> -r <name> | | Search Remote | conan search "pkg*" -r <name> | | Update URL | conan remote update <name> <new_url> | | Remove Remote | conan remote remove <name> | : The complete web address pointing to the
Protect your pipeline from public repository downtime or accidental package deletion. Basic Syntax of Conan Remote Add
: After adding a private remote, you usually need to log in: conan user -p -r Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Authenticating with a Remote | Action | Command
Here are the key takeaways for using conan remote add effectively:
Note: While the basic add syntax remains identical, how authentication, index ordering, and secure connections are handled varies between versions. This guide focuses primarily on Conan 2.x best practices while remaining applicable to legacy systems. Step-by-Step: Adding a Remote Repository
By default, new remotes are appended to the end of the list. But you have two ways to control their priority.