Open greimel opened 4 years ago
Looks like GitLab has changed their datetime format...
Upon further inspection, GitLab actually returns different formats depending on what you're accessing, which is... not ideal. Fixing it requires a non-trivial patch to GitForge, so I guess I should start maintaining that package again at some point.
Turns out this is already mentioned here: https://github.com/christopher-dG/GitForge.jl/pull/14 But hacking something into JSON2 is not the right fix IMO. Not really sure what to do but I'll think about it.
Hello guys I am exactly the same issue, and it is a pity there is not way to upload a package unless your repository is on GiHub. Thanks a lot in advance to try to fix this issue.
Can you try going to https://juliahub.com, logging in / creating an account, and use the "Register Packages" tab? It has a web-based interface for package registration that should work.
Unluckily I am getting the same (or very similar) error. It seems it cannot find the repository. I have tried both using a Tag or Branch (master, as it is by default).
It should be noted that when I insert the address to the repository it fills in automatically the form with the fields you can seen in the attached screenshot. So it seems it can retrieve the main information from GitLab but maybe it cannot retrieve the source code associated to the Branch/Tag
Thanks anyway @StefanKarpinski for the suggestion, from now on I will refer to this page when I try to upload the package.
I wanted to register https://gitlab.com/greimel/Aiyagari.jl using the web app and got
ERROR: Looking up the commit hash failed
. I imported the repo to github, tried again, and succeeded (https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General/pull/10617#issue-384797617).