Closed pauldavidgilligan closed 5 years ago
I have thoughts, but no time to work on it.
From a user point of view, you'd want the username/password to be stored in the user's settings.xml, and referenced from the project's pom.xml by a name - much like how uploading to Nexus can be handled.
From an implementation point of view, this project uses jgit which handles HTTP authentication - wouldn't be that difficult to get it working I think.
yes using maven master password which is what I am doing now.
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I have thoughts, but no time to work on it.
From a user point of view, you'd want the username/password to be stored in the user's settings.xml, and referenced from the project's pom.xml by a name - much like how uploading to Nexus can be handled.
From an implementation point of view, this project uses jgit which handles HTTP authentication - wouldn't be that difficult to get it working I think.
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I'm trying to use this plugin but I get an authentication error from JGit saying "authentication is required but CredentialProvider was not registered". I'm using a server with https. I suppose this is the same issue, right?
Yes, assuming you need a password to upload.
What do you mean by "upload". I'm talking about JGit so I suppose you mean "push", is it? I'm asking just to make sure that this refers to the HTTPS authentication on Git server and not to the NEXUS authentication. If this is the case I cannot use this plugin as my Git server requires HTTPS authentication.
HTTPS authentication was added in version 3.0.2
Please see https://danielflower.github.io/multi-module-maven-release-plugin/https-authentication.html
Any thoughts on if or how we can add https authentication?