First of all , I can't seem to find a way of copying the stack in Pharo
The IceGitHubAPI attempts to #get 'repos/amiracam/PrivateRepoPharoTest'
which fails with "a ZnResponse(404 Not Found application/json;charset=utf-8 88B)"
the actual repo url is: https://github.com/amiracam/PrivateRepoPharoTest
I do have my plain text auth credentials registered with Pharo
the IceGitHubAPI instance however has credentials set to nil and isAnonymous set to true, not sure of the design but intuitively you would think that to access a private repo one would indeed need credentials and is anonymous should also probably be set to false
modifying the getGitHubRepository to:
getGitHubRepository
[ ^ IceGitHubAPI new "beAnonymous;"
getRepository: self userName project: self projectName ]
on: LGitNoCredentialsProvided
do: [ ^ nil ]
i.e. by default githubAPI will use credentials
this got me past the error , so perhaps some sort of checkbox indicating whether the repository being cloned is "owned" by the current user or whether its "private" which alludes to ownership may be a reasonable fix but I will leave that to the creators.
hogoww
commented
5 years ago
First of all , I can't seem to find a way of copying the stack in Pharo
The IceGitHubAPI attempts to #get 'repos/amiracam/PrivateRepoPharoTest' which fails with "a ZnResponse(404 Not Found application/json;charset=utf-8 88B)" the actual repo url is: https://github.com/amiracam/PrivateRepoPharoTest
I do have my plain text auth credentials registered with Pharo the IceGitHubAPI instance however has credentials set to nil and isAnonymous set to true, not sure of the design but intuitively you would think that to access a private repo one would indeed need credentials and is anonymous should also probably be set to false
modifying the getGitHubRepository to:
getGitHubRepository [ ^ IceGitHubAPI new "beAnonymous;" getRepository: self userName project: self projectName ] on: LGitNoCredentialsProvided do: [ ^ nil ]
i.e. by default githubAPI will use credentials
this got me past the error , so perhaps some sort of checkbox indicating whether the repository being cloned is "owned" by the current user or whether its "private" which alludes to ownership may be a reasonable fix but I will leave that to the creators.