Azure DevOps Artifacts support for registry-url #746
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Omg, this needs to be merged. I just spent a day and half hitting my head against my desk unable to get my GitHub Workflows to use my ADO feed (even though I was able to configure Dependabot, on GitHub just fine) only to finally realize the ADO feed requires username/password, not an auth token. And that's not supported (yet). Can't just put it in my This has been open a year...@dmitry-shibanov can you please review and release this addition? Thank you! |
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| description: 'Used to specify a package manager for caching in the default directory. Supported values: npm, yarn, pnpm.' | |||
| cache-dependency-path: | |||
| description: 'Used to specify the path to a dependency file: package-lock.json, yarn.lock, etc. Supports wildcards or a list of file names for caching multiple dependencies.' | |||
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I think I would suggest adding an explicit password value too, instead of doubling up on authToken as they are very much not one and the same.
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This is a must have for this action in my opinion. Until Github Packages has more investment thrown behind it to add support for more packages types that Azure DevOps has, we will be confined to using Azure DevOps Overall Can this please be worked on and merged? @dmitry-shibanov it seems this needs a review as suggested by @andyleejordan? |
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I can see other EMU customers getting this issue. Any updates on this? |
Description:
actions/setup-node does not support Azure DevOps Artifacts even though DevOps is also a Microsoft product. This is because
actions/setup-nodeconfigures a temporary.npmrcfile with an_authTokensyntax, but AzureDevops requires npm's:username, ":_password", and ":email" syntax.This patch adds support for Azure DevOps, and other registries by adding a
usernameaction input parameter. When this is input is set, the .npmrc file will be written with a :username, :_password and :email instead of an :_authToken.Fetching private scoped packages from Azure DevOps Artifacts is now supported and working with this patch.
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