Waymark / Routes / npm Add a user as an owner of an npm package
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Documented steps Authenticate as the current owner of the package (an existing owner must run the command). Run: npm owner add <username> <package-spec> to add the user as a maintainer. New owners gain the ability to modify metadata, publish new versions, and add or remove other owners. With two-factor auth in auth-and-writes mode, provide the one-time code via the otp option or the interactive prompt. Verify with npm owner ls <package-spec> and confirm the new username is listed. Official docs: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/commands/npm-owner Known gotchas There is only one level of access: ownership is all-or-nothing; npm does not currently implement finer-grained owner tiers. Only an existing owner can add another owner; a regular collaborator cannot. If your account enforces two-factor auth, an owner change without a valid otp is rejected. Ownership is a broad grant: the new owner can also remove you, so only add trusted accounts.
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