If you need to change a remote's URL later, use conan remote update : conan remote update my-repo https://example.com Use code with caution. Why Use Multiple Remotes?
While ConanCenter is the default source for most open-source libraries, teams often add additional remotes for several reasons: conan remote β conan 1.66.0 documentation
: (Conan 2.x) A shorthand for skipping SSL verification. conan add remote
To add a private Artifactory repository named "internal-repo" without strict SSL verification (common in internal testing environments):
After adding a remote, you can verify its status and order using the list command: conan remote list Use code with caution. If you need to change a remote's URL
: This flag allows you to add a remote even if the name already exists, effectively updating the existing entry instead of throwing an error.
conan remote add internal-repo https://artifactory.com False Use code with caution. Advanced Configuration Options Advanced Configuration Options The conan remote add command
The conan remote add command is a fundamental part of the Conan package manager workflow, allowing you to connect your local environment to external servers for downloading and uploading C and C++ packages. Whether you are accessing the official ConanCenter or a private JFrog Artifactory instance, managing your remotes is essential for collaborative development. Core Syntax and Usage The basic syntax for adding a new remote in Conan is: conan remote add [verify_ssl] Use code with caution. : A unique identifier for the remote (e.g., my-repo ). : The server's endpoint (e.g., https://example.com ).
: Limits this remote to only be used for packages matching a specific pattern (e.g., zlib/* ), which is useful for security and preventing "dependency confusion" attacks. Managing the Remote List