tkrah
commented
3 years ago Some debugging revealed some interesting things - the actual request made is e.g.:
https://tkrah:MY_CREDENTIALS@artifacts.localhost.local/api/v1/versions/colorize.json
This won't work - the repository does not run under that URL - it's missing the whole part about the gem-repos url part:
/artifactory/api/gems/gems-repos/
Additionally the OkHttpBuilder has a auth part called
applyAuth(requestBuilder, chainedConfig);
which has this:
private static void applyAuth(final Request.Builder requestBuilder, final ChainedHttpConfig chainedConfig) {
final HttpConfig.Auth auth = chainedConfig.getChainedRequest().actualAuth();
if (auth != null) {
switch (auth.getAuthType()) {
case BASIC:
requestBuilder.addHeader("Authorization", Credentials.basic(auth.getUser(), auth.getPassword()));
break;
case DIGEST:
// supported in constructor with an interceptor
}
}
}but authentication was not configured for that request (although it's included in the configured URL) - not sure if it will be respected or not, can't tell for sure because the whole URL does not match the configured one.
Maybe someone has an idea what's wrong.
silverhammermba
raelik
Hi,
I tried to get a custom gem repository working with jRuby but it does not work like described.
I did configure my local .gemrc with that URL which it should use (custom mirror - artifactory) and it works just fine with "gem install ..." etc. - so the upstream mirror is ok.
I choose to modify the example from the project:
https://github.com/jruby-gradle/jruby-gradle-plugin/tree/master/examples/run-script-with-jruby-args
and modified the repository line from
ruby.gems()to
ruby.gems("https://tkrah:MY_CREDENTIALS@artifacts.localhost.local/artifactory/api/gems/gems-repos/")Running the gradle task runGradleTest now just results in this output instead of a successful build:
So how do you use a custom repository with jRuby gradle plugin here? Just using the same URL which does work for command line running gem is not going to work here.