bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-Center The conan-center is a moderated and curated repository that is not populated inclusion in conan- center. • If you are packaging a third-party library, follow these guidelines: Contributing a library to Conan-Center is really straightforward when you know how to upload your packages original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-Center The conan-center is a moderated and curated repository that is not populated inclusion in conan- center. • If you are packaging a third-party library, follow these guidelines: Contributing a library to Conan-Center is really straightforward when you know how to upload your packages original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-Center The conan-center is a moderated and curated repository that is not populated inclusion in conan- center. • If you are packaging a third-party library, follow these guidelines: Contributing a library to Conan-Center is really straightforward when you know how to upload your packages original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-Center The conan-center is a moderated and curated repository that is not populated inclusion in conan- center. • If you are packaging a third-party library, follow these guidelines: Contributing a library to Conan-Center is really straightforward when you know how to upload your packages original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-Center The conan-center is a moderated and curated repository that is not populated inclusion in conan- center. • If you are packaging a third-party library, follow these guidelines: Contributing a library to Conan-Center is really straightforward when you know how to upload your packages original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-Center The conan-center is a moderated and curated repository that is not populated inclusion in conan- center. • If you are packaging a third-party library, follow these guidelines: Contributing a library to Conan-Center is really straightforward when you know how to upload your packages original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

binaries were created by users in their own Bintray repositories, and included here. This flow of contributing packages to Conan-center is deprecated now. • Packages without “user/channel”: Can be used directly bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-center Contribution of packages to Conan-center is done via pull requests to original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

binaries were created by users in their own Bintray repositories, and included here. This flow of contributing packages to Conan-center is deprecated now. • Packages without “user/channel”: Can be used directly bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-center Contribution of packages to Conan-center is done via pull requests to original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

binaries were created by users in their own Bintray repositories, and included here. This flow of contributing packages to Conan-center is deprecated now. • Packages without “user/channel”: Can be used directly bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-center Contribution of packages to Conan-center is done via pull requests to original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe

binaries were created by users in their own Bintray repositories, and included here. This flow of contributing packages to Conan-center is deprecated now. • Packages without “user/channel”: Can be used directly bintray.com [Verify SSL: True] Tip: Check the full reference of $ conan remote command. 6.3.2 Contributing Packages to Conan-center Contribution of packages to Conan-center is done via pull requests to original recipe, improve it until it supports your config- uration, and then use it. Most likely contributing back to the original package creator is the way to go. But you can also upload your modified recipe