Remote | Conan Add

: A unique name of your choice to identify the remote server (e.g., my-repo ).

Adding the remote is only the first step. If the repository is private, you need to log in: conan user -p -r Use code with caution. Managing Your Remotes conan add remote

: If your server uses a self-signed certificate, you can bypass verification with --insecure (Conan 2.x) or by adding False at the end (Conan 1.x). : A unique name of your choice 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. Managing Your Remotes : If your server uses

: An optional boolean ( True or False ) to enable or disable SSL certificate verification. It defaults to True . Example: Adding a Private Repository