GitHub Package Registry is a software package hosting service that allows you to host your software packages privately or publicly and use them as dependencies in your projects. It is integrated with GitHub's authentication and allows free hosting for public packages.
GitHub Package Registry is a package management service provided by GitHub for hosting private or public software packages, either for distribution or as dependencies in development projects. It comes included with GitHub and leverages a user's existing GitHub credentials and access controls.
Key features of GitHub Package Registry include:
By hosting packages privately on GitHub Package Registry, developers can securely store project dependencies without having to setup their own package servers while still allowing control over who can access them. Public packages enable open source distribution and contribution back to the community.
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