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Right now, If I want to work with a private repository, which runs with a self-signed certificate, If I do not want nor cannot configure a global git config option http.sslVerify=falsein the worker nodes to bypass this check, I can simply clone a repository via git -c http.sslVerify=false clone https://private.git.server/some/repo.
With polyaxon however, it seems there is no way to pass such configuration options in the connection entries nor in the git dictionary when interacting with repositories. This forces the user to configure the workers with the necessary changes to enable cloning from repositories running with self-signed certificates.
Enhancement
It would be nice to have an option to specify custom git configuration options per connection so users can add these properties and work effortlessly with these kinds of repositories.
As per slack chat with Bastian, this might be added to the schema setting of connections.
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Those additional flags will be added to the command and can be set globally on the connection definition, or can be used on per operation using the init git section.
Current behavior
Right now, If I want to work with a private repository, which runs with a self-signed certificate, If I do not want nor cannot configure a global git config option
http.sslVerify=false
in the worker nodes to bypass this check, I can simply clone a repository viagit -c http.sslVerify=false clone https://private.git.server/some/repo
.With polyaxon however, it seems there is no way to pass such configuration options in the connection entries nor in the git dictionary when interacting with repositories. This forces the user to configure the workers with the necessary changes to enable cloning from repositories running with self-signed certificates.
Enhancement
It would be nice to have an option to specify custom git configuration options per connection so users can add these properties and work effortlessly with these kinds of repositories.
As per slack chat with Bastian, this might be added to the
schema
setting of connections.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: