(Note: The False literal at the end of Conan 1.x commands explicitly disables SSL verification). Managing Remote Priorities and Order
: A custom name you give the remote (e.g., my-repo ). : The web address of the repository.
Imagine your company hosts an internal Artifactory server. To add it to your Conan client, run: conan remote add company-internal https://mycompany.com Use code with caution. Example 2: Forcing a Remote to Have Top Priority conan add remote
: (Optional) Set to True or False to enable or disable SSL certificate verification . It defaults to True if omitted . Management Commands
# Conan 2.x method during addition conan remote add local-test http://192.168.1 --insecure # Conan 1.x / 2.x updating an existing remote conan remote disable-ssl local-test Use code with caution. (Note: The False literal at the end of Conan 1
conan remote clean conan remote add project-repo https://project-specific.repo.com --index 0
Now you can upload your internal packages: Imagine your company hosts an internal Artifactory server
: A boolean flag ( True / False ) to enable or disable SSL certificate validation.
Rather than managing five different remote URLs for public, private, testing, and production packages, look into Artifactory Virtual Repositories. A virtual repository merges multiple repositories under a single URL. You only need to add one remote to your local Conan client, simplifying configuration drastically.
conan remote update_ref OpenSSL/1.0.2i@conan/stable newremote