The specific command to do this depends on the package manager you are using ( yarn or npm). When switching from the Private Repository to the Public Repository, remove the currently installed Font Awesome packages from the lock file.
Switching from Private to Public Repository (and vice versa) If your application needs to use the Public Repository, ensure that the above configuration is not set. Make sure that the environment variable is available and readable by the package manager, this may be the cause ofĪuthentication issues on remote servers. It is recommended to store the token in an environment variable in order to avoid to commit it in a public repository. ➤ YN0000: npmScopes undefined, /path/to/.yarnrc.yml Map(1) If your application needs to use the private repository, ensure that credentials are set: npm example output
modern yarn: yarn config -why (pay attention to npmScopes entry).classic yarn: yarn config list -verbose.Use the following commands to get configuration information for your package manager: Note: To use the Private npm Repository, an active subscription to Font Awesome Pro is required. Private and Public npm Repositories Repository Troubleshooting Your Configuration Supported Package managersįont Awesome supports the following package managers: Tune your CI to keep your bandwidth usage low. Not sure which to pick? Learn which is right for your project.
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