Can not add github credentials: 'null' blocked by CORS policy

[mrprkr]

Describe the bug
Can't add GitHub credentials, always throws an error (using Figma Desktop App)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install fresh
2. Add GitHub as source
3. Try add credentials (throws error...)
4. Inspector shows error "access to fetch at from origin null has been blocked by CORS

Expected behavior
Should add credentials and not flag for no-cors headers

[catdc2017]

I am experiencing the same issue any update would be greatly appreciated : )

[mrprkr]

This looks related to Octokit 158, which is the underlying library that's fetching the branches. One solution shown here is to proxy requests to GH via a CORS proxy.
e.g.:
var proxyUrl = `https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/${url}`;

[six7]

Can you post a screenshot of your sync settings (with access token obfuscated so you dont leak secrets?). This is like a wrong configuration that's causing this.

[mrprkr]

It's a fresh install of the plugin and the same happens in the browser. Strangely, even disabling CORS in chrome I still get the same error in the FE but no logs.

[six7]

Remove the baseUrl and you should be good!

[mrprkr]

Not the solution I'm afraid. Same error shown BUT no cors log.

There's a 404 on stripe-keygen heroku.

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[mrprkr]

Console shows: 404 https://stripe-keygen.herokuapp.com/get-license?userId=<ID>

[six7]

Ah, yes. There's a bug currently that requires the repository to not be empty. Create an empty file, or a README.md

[mrprkr]

Nice, that's sorted. Might just need to add a step to the getting started to init the tokens.json file.

thanks for your help

[mgrn0]

I do have a slightly different but similar problem when trying to set up sync with a gitlab instance:

I tried with a personal access token as well as a project scoped access token; repo is not empty - any ideas?
Opening the url shown in the console in a new tab works.

[mgrn0]

Is there a version of gitlab that is required? I see in the network tab that the initial request always gets redirected to authentication - no matter if I use a project scoped access token or a personal access token.