Travis CI can't locate npm dependency referenced by Bitbucket git tag

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I’m working on a project managed on GitHub, and one of its dependencies is stored in a private Bitbucket repository that we have access to. To improve version control, I recently created a git tag for a specific version because the build server at the client’s site didn’t pick up the latest version of the dependency. The package.json file now includes the following entry:

"ember-custom-adapter": "git+ssh://[email protected]:path-to-project.git#v0.0.7",

I’ve confirmed that the git tag v0.0.7 exists in the Bitbucket repository. However, when running builds in Travis CI, I encounter an error indicating missing npm packages. In the build output, npm install is initiated, but there are indications that it couldn’t locate the package which confuses me. This configuration worked without tags previously, but now it resorts to an older version of the dependency. Does anyone have insights into what might be happening?

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It sounds like the issue could stem from the authentication setup between Travis CI and Bitbucket. Since you are using SSH for linking the repository, ensure Travis CI is set up with the right SSH keys that have access to your private Bitbucket repository. You might need to add your Bitbucket SSH key as an environment variable in Travis CI or configure it directly through the Travis settings for the repository. Double-check the permissions for the SSH key to verify it allows all necessary accesses.