Private Orb Registry
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Jamanders
As a company we often have parts of our build process that must remain private. It would be nice to be able to share configuration through orbs versus copying and pasting YAML from project to project however, we would not want this in the public registry. Is there or can their be support for hosting a private orb registry. If that is not available, offer private namespaces in the current registry?
CCI-I-819
Oran Wilder
Good news! Private orb access has been expanded to include all plans listed on our pricing page https://circleci.com/pricing/.
Learn about using private orbs: https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/orb-intro/.
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Tim Elbrink
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Private orbs are now available for preview exclusively to developers on our Scale Plan. Administrators can create, publish, and maintain their private orbs beginning today. For more details on how to start privately sharing configuration across multiple projects within your organization, please refer to our orbs documentation.
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Tim Elbrink
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CircleCI will soon begin previewing private orbs to our Scale Plan customers. While we know developers have enjoyed using our open-source orbs, since its launch two years ago, many have wanted a way to privately share their configuration across multiple projects. Private orbs enable developers to do exactly that. At launch, this feature will be exclusive to developers on our Scale Plan, who especially have requested a way to increase privacy, efficiency, and internal sharing across their organization.
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Manni
Thanks for the update! Are there any plans to develop fully privately orbs? This is a blocker for our use-case as well.
Sara Read
Hi Everyone! It is now possible to unlist orbs from the registry search results by using our CLI. Documentation to do so can be found at: https://circleci-public.github.io/circleci-cli/circleci_orb_unlist.html.
Please note that:
Unlisted orbs can be listed in the orb registry again with the same CLI command.
Only org admins can unlist/list orbs.
Unlisting an orb does not affect its ability to be referenced by name in builds or for its source to be viewed.
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Steven Harman
Perhaps this is a dup of https://ideas.circleci.com/ideas/CCI-I-606?
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Bryan Campbell