Getting started
Install and publish private packages using the rvn CLI — the unified workflow for Python, npm, and Maven private repositories on Ravenstash.
Updated 2026-06-24
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Quickstarts for Ravenstash package workflows
Use these guides to create repositories, configure tokens, publish packages, and connect CI without guessing which URL or credential goes where.
rvn auth login
Use browser-backed device login for the Ravenstash CLI and manage active device sessions from account settings.
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CI tokens
Use Ravenstash automation tokens for automated package publishing and installation with rvn pkg and native package managers.
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Python — pip and uv
Use pip, uv, and rvn pip to install private Python packages from Ravenstash repositories without changing your global configuration.
Updated 2026-06-24
npm, Yarn, and pnpm
Use rvn npm and native npm tooling to install private JavaScript packages from Ravenstash without modifying your global .npmrc.
Updated 2026-06-24
Maven and Gradle
Use rvn mvn and native Maven tooling to install and deploy private JVM artifacts from Ravenstash without modifying global settings.xml.
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Upstream cache
Configure upstream read-through for private repositories and understand how Ravenstash keeps approved public dependencies available through your private package workflow.
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Repository deletion and restore
Understand Ravenstash repository deletion, access revocation, restore expectations, and current lifecycle boundaries.
Updated 2026-06-24