how to access https://packages.atlassian.com/api/npm/atlassian-npm? Edited

[Saberml]

Hi,everyone.I came up with a problem when I build my app in confluence.It said that I have no authority to access a package called https://packages.atlassian.com/api/npm/atlassian-npm/@atlassian/solicitorio/-/@atlassian/solicitorio-0.0.3.tgz

It needs username and password.

I tried my atlassian.com account,but it's not correct.

Does anyone know how to solve this?

Please help!

[Saberml]

Any tint,please?

Where could I find the package and intall it?

or Where could I sign up?

Please help me!

[Nic_Brough__Adaptavist_]

That's not a package that is publicly accessible.  You'll need to re-work the code that depends on it so that it does not.

[Saberml]

Oh.I see.

Thank you very much!

By the way,is all of this kind of package that not publicly accessible need to re-work the code?

[Nic_Brough__Adaptavist_]

I am sorry, I do not understand that question.  All I can tell you is that when a package is not public, you can't use it in your code.

[Saberml]

Is this kind of package what developers need to implement by themselves?

[Nic_Brough__Adaptavist_]

I think we need to know why you think you need it.

[Saberml]

I doule click the build.bat in confluence folder,but it build failure.

It said that can't get the .tgz package.

And I tried built Jira source code,too.Also,there are some .tgz package couldn't be retrieved.

I don't know what to do,how to solve these problems,and where could I get the answer.

The point is what the purpose of these packages,could I just remove them simply?

Any idea?

[Saberml]

I was little about the source code.And I really love atlassian products.They are very useful.

I really want to research them.But when I tried to retrieve these packages,it said that I need an account log in.

I tried my atlassian account which has a start license,but failed.

I don't know how to solve this problem.

Where could I sign up for an authorized account?

Is these packages necessary?If not,just remove them simply?

Any idea?