Introducing GitHub Package Registry

GitHub Package Registry is a new package management service that allows users to publish public or private packages alongside their source code, fully integrated with GitHub's existing tools for managing repositories. It supports a variety of package management tools, including npm, Maven, RubyGems, NuGet, and Docker images, providing fast, reliable downloads via GitHub's global CDN. The service offers a unified system for user and team permissions, allowing for streamlined management of both code and packages, and includes features like webhooks and GitHub Actions for customizable publishing workflows. Users can access package insights, including download statistics and history, enhancing trust and understanding of dependencies. Currently in limited public beta, GitHub Package Registry is free for open-source projects, with further pricing details forthcoming.

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