Tutorial Conan Documentation, Release 2.0.17 Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the 17 (continued from previous page) core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

repositories 99 Conan Documentation, Release 2.1.0 Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Downgrading cache from Conan 2.2.3 to 2.1.0 core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

repositories 99 Conan Documentation, Release 2.3.2 Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Migration: Successfully updated profile.py core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

The default user and password are admin:password. Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the CMakeToolchain $ conan config list core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

repositories 99 Conan Documentation, Release 2.2.3 Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Downgrading cache from Conan 2.3.2 to 2.2.3 core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

The default user and password are admin:password. Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Migration: Successfully updated profile.py core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

The default user and password are admin:password. Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the CMakeToolchain $ conan config list core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

The default user and password are admin:password. Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Downgrading cache from Conan 2.8.1 to 2.6.0 core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

The default user and password are admin:password. Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Migration: Successfully updated profile.py core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored core.download:download_cache: Define path to a file download cache core.download:parallel:

The default user and password are admin:password. Creating and Using a Conan Repo Navigate to Administration -> Repositories -> Repositories, then click on the “Add Repositories” button and select “Local repo using the free Community Edition version. For this, in the repositories section of the administration tab, we’ll create a new generic repository, and in this example we’ll imaginatively give it the Downgrading cache from Conan 2.10.0 to 2.7.1 core.cache:storage_path: Absolute path where the packages and database are stored (continues on next page) 8.1. Commands 309 Conan Documentation, Release 2.7.1 (continued