Closed andre-fxcm closed 2 years ago
Where are you seeing that? When you're exporting or importing?
I'm exporting from an internal enterprise github
-t repo -g https://github.internal -o Dev -r Foobar -e -v
error { HttpError: request to https://github.internal/repos/Dev/Foobar/issues?state=all failed, reason: unable to verify the first certificate
at fetch.then.then.catch.error (D:\opt\node-v8.17.0-win-x64\node_modules\github-csv-tools\node_modules\@octokit\request\dist-node\index.js:107:11)
at
this path doesnt resolve in my enterprise install https://github.internal/repos/Dev/Foobar/issues?state=all I don't know why it has /repos/ added, this is correct url https://github.internal/Dev/Foobar/issues?state=all
there might be some other problem with my ssh too, still trying to figure it out! thanks for your help :)
failed, reason: unable to verify the first certificate
Based on that, I think there might be an issue with your SSL certificate. Try this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33820733/error-unable-to-verify-the-first-certificate-how-to-trust-all-certificates
The -g needs to be passed the url to the api for on prem enterprise.
-g https://github.internal/api/v3
The solution that @joeomc posted worked for me when I had this issue today. Hope this helps the next person that comes along with this problem.
The -g needs to be passed the url to the api for on prem enterprise.
-g https://github.internal/api/v3
I ran into this tonight! Thank you for this response and for @JoshuaGarrison27 for confirming. It did indeed work for me! I submitted a pull request to make it more clear that the API path and the end isn't optional!
Thank you both!
A reminder that /api/v3
needs to be included in the enterprise url was added to the README doc in #52 and #64.
Hi, I have an enterprise url im trying to get issues from, but the tool adds /repos to my url, and it does not resolve in my enterprise github. how can i remove this added /repos ?