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Npm Install Ignores Own Ssh+git Repo
In my company we use a Bitbucket server and I am developing a framework as npm module. I run npm install git+ssh://git..., npm will create a node_modules/_PACKAGE_NAME_ folder with my sources.
When I add it to the package.json and run npm install, npm asks me for a fingerprint and then finishes installing all packages, but in node_modules there is no package of my git repo. That breaks my automation workflow, because I must separately install this repo by hand.
For information: I have to type my password when I run it manually.
Does anyone have an idea?
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Answer
it was a spelling mistake in the key, so npm could not create the folder
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source: stackoverflow.com
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