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proposal: cmd/go: git repo client TLS certificate authentication support #53197

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pboguslawski opened this issue Jun 2, 2022 · 2 comments
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@pboguslawski
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With

myhost:~$ cat ~/.gitconfig
[user]
    name = Me
    email = me@my.email
[http]
    sslCAPath = /etc/ssl/certs
    sslVerify = true
[http "https://my.repo"]
    sslCert = /home/me/tls/my.crt
    sslKey = /home/me/tls/my.key

git allows one to authenticate to repo using https and client TLS certificates and

myhost:~$ git clone https://my.repo/me/my-project

...works fine.

But go mod tidy is unable to authenticate when fetching additional dependencies from same git service:

myhost:~$ go version
go version go1.18.1 linux/amd64
myhost:~$ export GO111MODULE=on
myhost:~$ export GOPRIVATE='my.repo'
myhost:~$ cd my-project
myhost:~/my-project$ go mod tidy
[...]
my.repo/me/my-project imports
    my.repo/me/my-lib/my-package
	my.repo/me/my-lib/my-package: cannot find module providing package my.repo/me/my-lib/my-package: unrecognized import path "my.repo/me/my-lib/my-package": https fetch: Get "https://my.repo/me/my-lib/my-package?go-get=1": remote error: tls: certificate required

Please consider adding support in go cmd for connecting to private git repos using client TLS certificates.

Similar issue: #26232

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CC @bcmills @matloob

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Duplicate of #30119

@seankhliao seankhliao marked this as a duplicate of #30119 Jun 15, 2022
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