Install of private BitBucket NPM dependency suddenly started failing

[luke]

Hi, @EmilEriksen. I don’t think the issue is the different commit hash but we can test to be sure.

Would you be willing to please change both dependencies entries to be identical - including the same commit hash? If it still doesn’t work, there is something else happening.

Accessing private Git repositories (for Git submodules) and accessing private npm packages differ slightly:

[Support Guide] Using private NPM modules on Netlify

Last reviewed by Netlify Support: December 2022 You want to build your site on Netlify but you have some private npm modules served from npmjs.org, and now you’re wondering how you can access them during build? The most straightforward way to do this is two steps: Find your token inside the ~/.npmrc file in your home folder and set it as an NPM_TOKEN environment variable through Netlify’s admin UI. This will be on the Build & Deploy settings page of your site configuration, in the section c…

[Support Guide] How do I access private repositories in the build environment?

Last reviewed by Netlify Support on December 2022 The link from your repository to our service only authenticates us against the “main” repo that you first configured, and won’t automatically allow access to submodules even if they also belong to you and you’ve granted Netlify access to those repositories. In case your submodule is public, you can change the URI schema for it to start with https://, and it should work without further adjustment (so, in .gitmodules, change git@github.com… to h…

Would you please take a look at those two support guides to see if either of those are helpful?

Finally, if the private dependency still cannot be accessed, would you please share a link to a successful build of this same private dependency? I ask because comparing the working and non-working site often reveals the differences.

​Please let us know if there are questions for us and we look forward to your reply.