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Hosting your team’s custom packages so other developers or CI/CD pipelines can consume them.

: Use the --insert flag to put a new remote at the top of the search list: conan remote add --insert Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --insert | Inserts the remote at a specific position in the remote list (0 is the highest priority). Without this, the new remote is appended to the end (lowest priority). | | --force | Overwrites an existing remote with the same name. Useful for updating URLs or credentials without manual removal. | | --insecure | Disables SSL/TLS verification for this remote. ; only for testing with self-signed certificates. | | --index (or --position ) | Used together with --insert to specify the exact index (e.g., --insert --index 0 for highest priority). |

Conan searches remotes . The first remote containing a matching recipe wins. This is a frequent source of hidden bugs (e.g., an outdated internal package being found before a newer one on Conan Center).

conan remote remove production || true conan remote add production https://prod-conan.company.com/v2 --insert 0 conan add remote

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To add a new remote, use the following syntax in your terminal: conan remote add [VERIFY_SSL] Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard : A unique identifier for the remote (e.g., : The full address of the server. VERIFY_SSL (Optional) (default) or to enable/disable SSL certificate validation. Conan Docs 📋 Key Management Commands

$ conan remote add_ref OpenSSL/1.0.2i@conan/stable conan-center

For example, to add a local server for development: Hosting your team’s custom packages so other developers

: (Optional) Set to False if your company uses self-signed certificates (not recommended for production). Common Scenarios for Adding Remotes 1. Adding a Private Company Repository

(Note: Most installers add this automatically, but knowing the URL is useful).

If you accidentally deleted the default central repository, you can bring it back easily: conan remote add conancenter https://conan.io Use code with caution. 3. Adding a Community Remote

To delete a remote configuration from your machine: Without this, the new remote is appended to

: Use the --insert flag to place a new remote at a specific position. For example, --insert=0 makes it the very first source checked, ensuring your internal company versions are prioritized over public ones.

$ conan remote list --raw > remotes.txt

conan user my_username -p my_password -r private-repo

conan user my_username -r private-repo

By default, new remotes are appended to the end of the list. If you want Conan to search your internal private remote before looking at ConanCenter, force it to the front of the queue using the index option:

If a server URL changes, you don't need to delete and re-add; just update: