403 when requesting private gemfury package for install

Question

How can I install private packages from gemfury from my own account.

I'm getting a 403 when trying to install a private package from my gemfury account.

yarn --verbose
...
verbose 0.22845086 Found configuration file "/Users/chrisbest/Documents/test-client/.yarnrc".
...
verbose 0.234278553 current time: 2020-08-26T17:06:01.680Z
[1/5]   Validating package.json...
[2/5]   Resolving packages...
verbose 0.454187488 Performing "GET" request to "https://npm.fury.io/testorg/@testscope%2fbutton".
verbose 1.61564947 Request "https://npm.fury.io/testorg/@testscope%2fbutton" finished with status code 403.
verbose 1.630735964 Error: Couldn't find package "@testscope/button@^1.0.0" required by "[email protected]" on the "npm" registry.

I have a trial on Gemfury with an organization account and an individual account that is a collaborator.

I have published a package that I can see through the web UI called button (I have also tried @lhpublic/button`).

I have added the scoped registry url to the .yarnrc file listed as having been found above "@testscope:registry" "https://npm.fury.io/testorg/", and yarn does make the request to the url I specified.

I have set npm config set always-auth true and logged in to the registry using my gemfury collaborator account npm login --registry=https://npm.fury.io/testorg and in ~/.npmrc I see

always-auth=true
//npm.fury.io/:_authToken={my token}

I also see a 403 when running yarn --verbose info @testscope/button, while yarn --verbose info button successfully returns info for the unrelated button package on the public npm registry.

Answer 1

It looks like you've omitted the URL trailing slash in your npm login command. If you run the command as:

$ npm login --registry="https://npm.fury.io/testorg/"

npm will correctly save the credentials for your Gemfury repo in ~/.npmrc:

//npm.fury.io/testorg/:_authToken={my token}

Ref: https://gemfury.com/help/private-yarn/#scoped-packages