orgpackage
Orgpackage is a packaging construct used in software development to group, publish, and consume software assets that are owned by a specific organization or business unit. It functions as a namespace within a package registry, enabling organization-scoped identifiers and governance of dependencies across projects.
A typical orgpackage is described by a manifest file that lists its metadata and dependencies. Common fields
Publishing and consumption usually follow a workflow where teams publish orgpackages to a registry and internal
Naming and scope are central to orgpackage design. Packages are typically referenced with a hierarchical or
Benefits include improved reuse, policy enforcement, and clearer dependency boundaries. Drawbacks include maintenance overhead, registry fragmentation,
See also namespaces, registries, dependency management and monorepos.