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Add NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY to environment docs
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Related to: denoland/deno#16105 I think there is probably more work to do to flesh out support for private registries (e.g would be great to formalize things like [auth configuration](https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v9/configuring-npm/npmrc#auth-related-configuration)) but this at least documents a way to start integrating with a private registry.
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@dsherret please take a look |
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This is purposefully not documented because it hasn't been properly thought out or discussed yet. I don't think we should merge this at this time. |
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Related to: denoland/deno#16105
I think there is probably more work to do to flesh out support for private registries (e.g would be great to formalize things like auth configuration) but this at least documents a way to start integrating with a private registry.