Newman Repository has a New Location Shamasis Bhattacharya June 13, 2015 Our dear old command line companion of Postman, Newman, has found a new home under Postman Labs Github organisation. https://github.com/postmanlabs/newman For the most part it affects nothing (except for settling beside the rest of our projects!). As per Github’s documentation on repository transfer, every link is redirected to the new location, including issues, forks, and everything else that matters. If you have a local clone of the repository, it would continue to function normally. Nevertheless, to make it less confusing, you should update your git remote URL. git remote set-url origin https://github.com/postmanlabs/newman.git If you’re having any issue accessing the new repository, let us know. In this post Tags: Newman Shamasis Bhattacharya Shamasis Bhattacharya is the chief software architect at Postman. View all posts by Shamasis Bhattacharya → What do you think about this topic? Tell us in a comment below. Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your name Your email Write a public comment Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. You might also like Working with the Postman CLI Gbadebo Bello The Postman CLI is the official command-line tool for Postman. It lets you run collections, publish workspaces, lint API specs, trigger monitors,… Read more → Eliminate context switching with Postman Native Git and MCP Quinton Wall Eliminate context switching with Postman Native Git and MCP You’re in the zone. You’ve been heads-down on a backend service, the code… Read more → Collaborating on APIs with Postman Team Workspaces and Native Git Gbadebo Bello As a developer, your code is probably already version-controlled in Git, but the surrounding API artifacts (OpenAPI specs, collections, environments, etc) can… Read more →