In these examples, the extra /youtrack added breaks the URL.
I was able to fix it by simply removing the extra /youtrack from all paths defined in ytlib.py, but that is of course not a general solution as it would surely break things in other places.
Hi Karsten,
first of all, thanks a lot for this project!
I had a small issue with the base URL. You seem to assume that an URL always has the form
https://myserver.intern/youtrack/api/...
In that case, setting YT_URL=https://myserver.intern works, your script adds /youtrack and the rest of the path.
That breaks, however, when you host youtrack in one of the following ways:
https://youtrack.myserver.intern http://192.168.178.123:8080
In these examples, the extra /youtrack added breaks the URL.
I was able to fix it by simply removing the extra /youtrack from all paths defined in ytlib.py, but that is of course not a general solution as it would surely break things in other places.