conan remote list --raw > myproject/remotes.txt Then teammates can restore with:
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conan remote update-default None Or just set a different remote as default. Commit your remote config: conan remote list --raw > myproject/remotes
conan remote add --list myproject/remotes.txt Set a default remote to save keystrokes and reduce upload errors. Your future self (and your CI logs) will thank you. Commit your remote config: conan remote add --list
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What’s your Conan remote workflow like? Do you use multiple remotes or just one central server?
If you’re managing multiple Conan remotes (Artifactory, Bintray legacy, or custom servers), you’ve probably run into this pain: forgetting which remote a package came from, or accidentally uploading to the wrong server.