Revoke a team's access to an npm package via npm access revoke
domain: npm · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps
Confirm you own the package or are a member of the team that owns its scope (the same privileges needed to grant).
Run: npm access revoke <scope:team> <package-spec>. Supply the team in scope:team form and the scoped package name.
If two-factor authentication is enabled, pass the code with the otp option or answer the prompt.
Verify removal: run npm access list collaborators <package-spec> and confirm the team no longer appears, and attempt an install/read to confirm access is denied.
Official docs: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/commands/npm-access
Known gotchas
Revoke immediately cuts the team's permission; members lose the ability to install, read, or publish that package depending on their other roles.
Soft-deprecated current form; prefer adjusting team membership with npm team for the long term.
Unscoped packages do not support team access, so revoke only applies to scoped packages.
You need owner- or read-write-level privilege on the package; otherwise the command is rejected.
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