Open sheldonhull opened 4 years ago
I think I've found the answer. This hasn't been implemented. I found that the go-artifactory library does support this, but it hasn't been implemented into the provider.
// Creates an access token
// Since: 5.0.0
// Security: Requires a valid user
func (s *SecurityService) CreateToken(ctx context.Context, opts *AccessTokenOptions) (*AccessToken, *http.Response, error) {
path := "/api/security/token"
req, err := s.client.NewURLEncodedRequest("POST", path, opts)
if err != nil {
return nil, nil, err
}
req.Header.Set("Accept", client.MediaTypeJson)
token := new(AccessToken)
resp, err := s.client.Do(ctx, req, token)
return token, resp, err
}
This shows the creation for an access token is there, and it's the exact same api endpoint from my powershell invoke-webrequest. Looks like this needs to be added to provider for me to leverage. I'll take a look at what that might entail and if I make some progress I'll post an update. Haven't done a provider contribution yet so I need to familiarize myself with it.
I've looked through the issues and documentation and a bit confused.
When I created an access token through the rest api in the past, I had to assign it to a group to ensure the permissions were associated with the access token.
Right now, I have created the api token using the documented example:
However, when trying to assign this token into a group, I'm not clear how to do this from the provider documentation.
When doing via
POST
request, you can see I had to designatemember-of-groups
for the access token to be generated.What I'd thought I'd see would be something like
If you have any examples on how to do this, or an issue I missed that answered this please let me know. I plan on looking at the provider code more, but figured I'd make this visible so if it's an easy fix others might benefit, or if I contribute a PR with something I can link it to this anyway.
Appreciate the great work on this project as it solves a big need in making Jfrog more manageable.