my-site/my organization/_packaging/my-project/npm/:username=myusername my-site/my organization/_packaging/my-project/npm/registry/:email=npm requires email to be set but doesn't use the value my-site/my organization/_packaging/my-project/npm/registry/:_password=a-key= my-site/my organization/_packaging/my-project/npm/registry/:username=myusername My npm feed is available on Azure DevOps at this URL: The. This is a subtle problem that blocked my developments for almost 2 days, and it's the reason why I decided to write this article. Solution #3: check if the URLs contain non-escaped characters Here I set two parameters: -F forces the refresh (if not set, the token is refreshed only if it is already expired), while -C fileName defines the configuration file.Īs I said before, this command is available only on Windows.
Inside your project, you can open a terminal and run vsts-npm-auth -F -C. Solution #2: automatically refresh the token You can simply navigate to Azure DevOps and generate new credentials to be stored in the. So, by running npm login without knowing which registry you are using, you might log in to a different registry than expected. Or, better, it tries the login related to your default registry, which is usually you can check it by running npm config get registry. Npm ERR ! C: \Users \ \AppData \Roaming \npm-cache \_logs \ T10_16_27_550Z-debug.logĭO NOT TRY THE NPM LOGIN! It logs you in the website, not in your Azure DevOps organization. Npm ERR ! A complete log of this run can be found in: Npm ERR ! To correct this please trying logging in again with: Npm ERR ! Unable to authenticate, your authentication token seems to be invalid.
npmrc file, so under C:\users\ >npm install npm ERR ! code E401 User credentials must be stored under your user account, inside of a. This tells your project that it must look for npm packages under that registry.
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