Waymark / Routes / npm Grant a team read-only access to a scoped npm package via npm access
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Documented steps Authenticate as an account with authority over the package (owner or read-write member of the owning team). Run: npm access grant read-only <scope:team> <package-spec>. Example target grants read-only to team docs inside scope myorg for a scoped package. Provide the one-time password inline via the otp option if two-factor auth is enabled, or answer the interactive prompt. Confirm the grant took effect by listing collaborators: npm access list collaborators <package-spec> and checking the team now appears with read-only. Official docs: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/commands/npm-access Known gotchas Read-only lets the team install and use the package but not publish new versions or change metadata. Soft-deprecated alongside the other grant/revoke forms; the modern long-term path is npm team. Only works for scoped packages; unscoped packages are always public with no per-team restriction model. Requires owner/read-write privileges; a plain read-only member cannot grant access to others.
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