Private packages from Space?

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I'm getting this notification:

“This project uses private packages from Space. To avoid download errors, please log in with your Space account.”

My project should not be using any private packages from Space. Is there a place I can check to see which private packages are in my project?

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mouse_8b Hello,

Unfortunately, there appears to be a known issue with the Space plugin that is affecting the build process. Specifically, the plugin encounters an error while attempting to parse a URL when detecting any Space private package repository within the build environment. The issue is filed as IDEA-368300

As a temporary solution, you can disable the Space plugin (Settings → Plugins → Space → Disable). 

Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused

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You’re seeing the notification because your project configuration likely references private packages hosted on JetBrains Space, even if unintentionally. This can happen through dependencies listed in your project’s package manager files (e.g., package.json, build.gradle, pom.xml, etc.), or inherited via a shared configuration or imported module.

To locate these private packages:

  1. Check your dependency files: Look for any references to packages.jetbrains.team or similar URLs pointing to Space.
  2. Review your build configuration: Search for any repositories blocks or settings in Gradle/Maven/npm/yarn that point to a Space repository.
  3. Check IDE integrations: If you're using JetBrains tools, inspect your Space plugin settings or project-level integrations.
  4. Run dependency resolution with verbose logging: Use commands like npm ls, yarn list, gradle dependencies --info, or mvn dependency:tree to trace where the dependencies are coming from.

Once identified, you can either:

  • Remove the references if they’re unnecessary.
  • Or log in with your Space account to resolve access issues.
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