Nice, that makes much more sense.
Guy
On Jul 25, 2014, at 2:28 PM, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The login and password is just used the first time to fetch a token. We never
> store those credentials. Instead, we pass them directly to the GitHub
> Enterprise API and store the resulting
Hi,
The login and password is just used the first time to fetch a token. We never
store those credentials. Instead, we pass them directly to the GitHub
Enterprise API and store the resulting token. That token will last until you
revoke it on GitHub Enterprise.
We’re working on a full redesign
I've been evaluating the powerpack. Is there a way to have the GitHub
Enterprise repository hosting to use token based authentication rather than
a user and password? We enforce password aging (sadly) and I don't fancy
having to fix the same duplicated account on every repo every 90 days.
For
The issue is the way they handle authentication and access control. It used to
be that a raw URL worked fine, but due to changes made in their API, it’s no
longer useable. For the data we need, in a way that works reliably, we have to
use their API.
Christian
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is the issue the https part of the raw url mask?
On Saturday, July 12, 2014 4:55:20 PM UTC-7, Christian Hammond wrote:
>
> Git has no ability to fetch files remotely via the protocol, which is why
> the raw URL mask is used. However, this is only useful for certain
> services, and GitHub Enterp
Git has no ability to fetch files remotely via the protocol, which is why the
raw URL mask is used. However, this is only useful for certain services, and
GitHub Enterprise is not one of them.
We provide official support for GitHub Enterprise as part of Power Pack, which
also offers PDF documen
We're beginning the switch over to a locally hosted Github Enterprise from
bzr and I'm looking at configuring reviewboard to work with git. I've
tried all sorts of permutations of the git repository settings but never
get past a rather bland permission denied error. Is there any way to get
mo
