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To allow the use of private or local registries the JSR API should be capable of proxying to another instance, eg the public one.
I wanted to run a local JSR so that I could preview my package and get it into shape before publishing to the public JSR, but having to also publish dependencies (such as @std packages) is a real pain. Ideally my local JSR could proxy to the public one to avoid this. This would also open up the opportunity to run a private JSR, or even a JSR for testing packages in other runtimes (#179).
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To allow the use of private or local registries the JSR API should be capable of proxying to another instance, eg the public one.
I wanted to run a local JSR so that I could preview my package and get it into shape before publishing to the public JSR, but having to also publish dependencies (such as
@std
packages) is a real pain. Ideally my local JSR could proxy to the public one to avoid this. This would also open up the opportunity to run a private JSR, or even a JSR for testing packages in other runtimes (#179).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: