Unable to install when registry baseUrl is using https

[chrisjasp]

I confirmed that I can create a registry and install components from it when using SSH. However, when I set the repository url using https, I can't install components. I walked through and entered the advanced configuration and set credentials with no luck. I even made my repo public to see it that would work and it did not.

[subesokun]

Hi @chrisjasp, thanks for reporting the issue! I'm currently analyzing it.

[subesokun]

I've tested now the latest jspm-git v0.4.3 against a private Gitlab repo and it worked for me. Which error are you getting and which version of jspm-git are you using? Not sure which server hosts your repos but is HTTP Basic Authentication supported there?

[chrisjasp]

I am also at version 0.4.3. My server is using HTTPS and I will check on
the authentication when I am back in the office. My provider is fogcreek
kiln.

On Sat, Feb 20, 2016, 05:05 subesokun notifications@github.com wrote:

I've tested now the latest jspm-git v0.4.3 against a private Gitlab repo
and it worked for me. Which error are you getting and which version of
jspm-git are you using? Not sure which server hosts your repos but is HTTP
Basic Authentication supported there?

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[subesokun]

Btw I've released now v0.4.4 which improves the configuration of the auth. credentials. But it should have no effect on the issue you're observing. To ensure that your credentials are correct please re-run

jspm registry config yourregname

[chrisjasp]

I did update to the latest (0.4.4) this morning. I re-ran the registry config and I am still running into the same issue. I will look into my repository hosting service to get more details there.

[subesokun]

To be sure that jspm-git is not the reason why you can't install packages from your repository you can try the following command

git ls-remote "https://username:password@server.com/repo" refs/tags/* refs/heads/*

If that works for you then it really sounds like a bug in jspm-git.

[chrisjasp]

The above command works for me. My usernames are email addresses so is it possbile the '@' is not getting url encoded?

[subesokun]

Sorry for the delay. All credentials are getting url encoded so this shouldn't be an issue. Anyhow I'll try to make a test with a username that contains special characters like an @.

[chrisjasp]

Great. I'm curious to hear the results.