Conan Repository: Exclusive

Start small: Choose one critical internal library (e.g., your logging framework), mark it exclusive to your private Artifactory server, and watch your builds stabilize. Then expand the pattern to your entire dependency graph.

// In ~/.conan2/settings.yml or conan.conf remotes_exclusive: my-private: - boost/* - openssl/* conan-center: - * # All other packages come from center (if not exclusive) Alternatively, use the command line to modify a remote’s allowed_packages : conan repository exclusive

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