Occasionally, running npm install fails because of conflicting registry configurations—some packages attempt to fetch from different registries (e.g., the default https://registry.npmjs.org/ vs. a private one). This mismatch can stem from scoped registry settings in .npmrc, hardcoded URLs in package-lock.json. The issue can often be resolved by aligning registry settings, cleaning lock files.
we should use a single registry to solve this
"https://registry.npmjs.org/"
cc @luc99hen @zyjhtangtang @rambohe-ch
Occasionally, running npm install fails because of conflicting registry configurations—some packages attempt to fetch from different registries (e.g., the default https://registry.npmjs.org/ vs. a private one). This mismatch can stem from scoped registry settings in .npmrc, hardcoded URLs in package-lock.json. The issue can often be resolved by aligning registry settings, cleaning lock files.
we should use a single registry to solve this
"https://registry.npmjs.org/"
cc @luc99hen @zyjhtangtang @rambohe-ch