I tried to use chain-bench with our private GitLab instance.
Unfortunately, it fails with error in authenticated user data.
Starting in with -v reveals that the cause is:
error in authenticated user data error="GET https://myinstance/api/v4/1: 404 {message: 404 User not Found}"
This makes sense because we deleted the default root user with the id 1.
The lowest User ID in our Instance is 2.
I'm unsure why chain-bench requires the default user to work.
Imho it is quite common to delete it for security reasons after you created different admin accounts.
What did you expect to happen?
I expected chain-bench to scan my repository
What happened instead?
error in authenticated user data error="GET https://myinstance/api/v4/1: 404 {message: 404 User not Found}"
Description
I tried to use chain-bench with our private GitLab instance. Unfortunately, it fails with
error in authenticated user data.Starting in with
-vreveals that the cause is:error in authenticated user data error="GET https://myinstance/api/v4/1: 404 {message: 404 User not Found}"This makes sense because we deleted the default root user with the id 1.
The lowest User ID in our Instance is 2. I'm unsure why chain-bench requires the default user to work. Imho it is quite common to delete it for security reasons after you created different admin accounts.
What did you expect to happen?
I expected chain-bench to scan my repository
What happened instead?
error in authenticated user data error="GET https://myinstance/api/v4/1: 404 {message: 404 User not Found}"Additional details (base image name, container registry info...):
Tested with Version 0.1.7