Closed jhoglin closed 6 years ago
I see now after digging around in the code that this method must be the culprit:
Both ways through that method assumes its github.com we talk to.
I think it will be good practice to fix/implement this my self. So I’ll try that and will be back with a PR soon, (hopefully)
Thank you very much for reporting and submitting the PR! I left feedback but I'm really looking forward to merging.
This one is fixed now, thx @jhoglin!
I am afraid it might be a misunderstanding and misuse from my side, please just Point me in the right direction and Close this issue if so.
But I'm trying to use shipkit against GitHub Enterprise so I have set the settings in
shipkit.gradle
When I execute
gradle performRelease
I can see in the output that it uses the api part to fetch things for the release notes:
But when almost all is done and the push is about to happen, it still tries the github.com url
I was expecting the push to go to my url set in
gitHub.url
On a side note, is it possible to not use access token in the push and just execute a simple
git push
? We use an authenticated user from Jenkins to contact GitHub so the accesstoken is a bit unnessecary in our use-case, internally using a GitHub Enterprise.