Prevent publishing public packages on VSTS











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I created the feed to store private npm package there.
When I publish my private package from the project - some another public packages are published to this feed.




  1. Can I somehow prevent publishing of public packages to the feed?

  2. Is it ok to store public packages on the VSTS feed?






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  • Possible duplicate of pushing public package to azure devops feed
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 13:59






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    Your feed has an upstream source. This is normal. It's caching the public packages for you.
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 14:00










  • @DanielMann, one more question. Can I find information about that the packages is cached in the Azure DevOps documentation? I would like to dig deep into the caching of packages.
    – SashaSemanyuk
    Nov 7 at 14:39










  • docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/concepts/…
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 15:33















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I created the feed to store private npm package there.
When I publish my private package from the project - some another public packages are published to this feed.




  1. Can I somehow prevent publishing of public packages to the feed?

  2. Is it ok to store public packages on the VSTS feed?






azure-devops azure-artifacts







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  • Possible duplicate of pushing public package to azure devops feed
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 13:59






  • 2




    Your feed has an upstream source. This is normal. It's caching the public packages for you.
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 14:00










  • @DanielMann, one more question. Can I find information about that the packages is cached in the Azure DevOps documentation? I would like to dig deep into the caching of packages.
    – SashaSemanyuk
    Nov 7 at 14:39










  • docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/concepts/…
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 15:33













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I created the feed to store private npm package there.
When I publish my private package from the project - some another public packages are published to this feed.




  1. Can I somehow prevent publishing of public packages to the feed?

  2. Is it ok to store public packages on the VSTS feed?






azure-devops azure-artifacts







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I created the feed to store private npm package there.
When I publish my private package from the project - some another public packages are published to this feed.




  1. Can I somehow prevent publishing of public packages to the feed?

  2. Is it ok to store public packages on the VSTS feed?






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  • Possible duplicate of pushing public package to azure devops feed
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 13:59






  • 2




    Your feed has an upstream source. This is normal. It's caching the public packages for you.
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 14:00










  • @DanielMann, one more question. Can I find information about that the packages is cached in the Azure DevOps documentation? I would like to dig deep into the caching of packages.
    – SashaSemanyuk
    Nov 7 at 14:39










  • docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/concepts/…
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 15:33


















  • Possible duplicate of pushing public package to azure devops feed
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 13:59






  • 2




    Your feed has an upstream source. This is normal. It's caching the public packages for you.
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 14:00










  • @DanielMann, one more question. Can I find information about that the packages is cached in the Azure DevOps documentation? I would like to dig deep into the caching of packages.
    – SashaSemanyuk
    Nov 7 at 14:39










  • docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/concepts/…
    – Daniel Mann
    Nov 7 at 15:33
















Possible duplicate of pushing public package to azure devops feed
– Daniel Mann
Nov 7 at 13:59




Possible duplicate of pushing public package to azure devops feed
– Daniel Mann
Nov 7 at 13:59




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Your feed has an upstream source. This is normal. It's caching the public packages for you.
– Daniel Mann
Nov 7 at 14:00




Your feed has an upstream source. This is normal. It's caching the public packages for you.
– Daniel Mann
Nov 7 at 14:00












@DanielMann, one more question. Can I find information about that the packages is cached in the Azure DevOps documentation? I would like to dig deep into the caching of packages.
– SashaSemanyuk
Nov 7 at 14:39




@DanielMann, one more question. Can I find information about that the packages is cached in the Azure DevOps documentation? I would like to dig deep into the caching of packages.
– SashaSemanyuk
Nov 7 at 14:39












docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/concepts/…
– Daniel Mann
Nov 7 at 15:33




docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/concepts/…
– Daniel Mann
Nov 7 at 15:33












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Daniel Mann is correct - you most likely have the npmjs upstream source. Because npm only supports a single registry, the upstream source is required to use both public and private packages in the same project. This is by design and recommended by the Azure Artifacts team. The "Source" column on your package list should show that these packages come from npmjs directly.






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    Daniel Mann is correct - you most likely have the npmjs upstream source. Because npm only supports a single registry, the upstream source is required to use both public and private packages in the same project. This is by design and recommended by the Azure Artifacts team. The "Source" column on your package list should show that these packages come from npmjs directly.






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        Daniel Mann is correct - you most likely have the npmjs upstream source. Because npm only supports a single registry, the upstream source is required to use both public and private packages in the same project. This is by design and recommended by the Azure Artifacts team. The "Source" column on your package list should show that these packages come from npmjs directly.







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