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Add any Gitlab repository based in subgroup to extends configuration, for example:
extends: [
'gitlab:group-name/foo/bar'
],
Running yarn install will result in [error] Failed to download https://gitlab.com/group-name/foo/-/archive/main.tar.gz: 403 Forbidden. It seems to take only the first parameter and ignore bar.
Instead of username/repoName Gitlab uses {groupName}/{repoName|subgroupName}/... and it would cause 403 error on https://gitlab.com/{groupName}/{subgroupName}/-/archive/main.tar.gz.
I can't figure right way to extend GitLab repository.
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Environment
Docker image node:18
Linux
v18.19.0
^3.1.0
3.10.0
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yarn@1.22.19
-
Reproduction
Add any Gitlab repository based in subgroup to
extends
configuration, for example:Running
yarn install
will result in[error] Failed to download https://gitlab.com/group-name/foo/-/archive/main.tar.gz: 403 Forbidden
. It seems to take only the first parameter and ignorebar
.Describe the bug
Gitlab uses a different structure than Github, so this example https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/going-further/layers#git-repository seems to be incorrect.
Instead of
username/repoName
Gitlab uses{groupName}/{repoName|subgroupName}/...
and it would cause 403 error onhttps://gitlab.com/{groupName}/{subgroupName}/-/archive/main.tar.gz
.I can't figure right way to extend GitLab repository.
Additional context
No response
Logs
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: