Add Remote — Conan

If not specified, the remote is appended to the end of the list.

conan-center: https://conan.io [Verify SSL: True] my-company-repo: https://mycompany.com [Verify SSL: True] Use code with caution. Setting Remote Order

By default, new remotes are appended to the bottom of the list. If you want a private repository to take precedence over the public Conan Center repository, you must insert it at the top of the stack. conan remote add high-priority-repo --index 0 Use code with caution. conan add remote

By managing your remotes effectively, you can combine public open-source libraries with secure, private corporate dependencies seamlessly. The Syntax: Conan 2.x vs. Conan 1.x

The conan add remote command is a fundamental, well-executed utility that defines the flexibility of the Conan package manager. It successfully solves the problem of multi-repository management in C++, a language that historically struggled with dependency sharing. If not specified, the remote is appended to

: Optional parameters used to enforce SSL verification, adjust index priorities, or bypass secure connections. Step-by-Step Examples 1. Adding a Standard Private Remote

Example output:

: Optional. Set to True (default) or False if your server uses self-signed certificates. Key Usage Examples Add a new remote: conan remote add my-remote https://your-repo-url.com Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard

is like knocking down a wall and building a bridge to a massive warehouse (like ConanCenter) or a private vault (your company’s internal Artifactory). If you want a private repository to take