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We talk about mirrors and build caches almost interchangeably, because every build cache is a binary mirror.
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Source mirrors exist too, which we will not cover in this tutorial.
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We talk about mirrors and build caches almost interchangeably, because every build cache is a binary mirror.
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Source mirrors exist too, which we will not cover in this tutorial.
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Your ``spack.yaml`` file should now contain the following:
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look very similar to a container image --- we will get to that in a bit.
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Binaries pushed to GitHub packages are ``private`` by default, which means you need a token to download them.
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You can change the visibility to ``public`` by going to GitHub Packages from your GitHub account, selecting the ``buildcache`` package, go to ``package settings``, and change the visibility to ``public`` in the ``Danger Zone`` section.
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This page can also be directly accessed by going to
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Binaries pushed to GitHub packages are ``private`` by default, which means you need a token to download them.
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You can change the visibility to ``public`` by going to GitHub Packages from your GitHub account, selecting the ``buildcache`` package, go to ``package settings``, and change the visibility to ``public`` in the ``Danger Zone`` section.
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This page can also be directly accessed by going to
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