I successfully registered my own library into bower:
bower register angular-ngkit https://github.com/daveoncode/angular-ngkit-bower.git
and I'm able to install it using:
bower install angular-ngkit
But by using simply:
bower install
or
bower info angular-ngkit
I get " No versions available " exception and I don't understand why, since using
git tag
I can see my latest (and only) release named "0.2"
I previously published the library under the name "angular-ngkit" using another git repo and then I unregistered it (using curl -X DELETE repo_url
) and re-registered with the new repo url and I also executed the command:
bower cache clean
...so why bower is not working as it should?
UPDATE:
if I define the dependency to my library in bower.json as "angular-ngkit": "*"
I'm able to run bower install
properly... but it's not acceptable :(
The reason that Bower does not see any versions of your package is that your repository contains only a single tag - v1.0 - which does not follow semantic versioning.
Bower versions can be Git tags or branches. The version number must be a valid semantic version (semver).
The reason that you manage to install using a star target ("angular-ngkit": "*") is that in this case if there are not valid tags, Bower will fallback to the latest commit on master.
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