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Context: I'm trying to clone a private repository containing some actions to launch further...
- name: Clone default repo uses: "actions/checkout@v4" continue-on-error: true with: path: ./src
- name: Clone default repo with token uses: "actions/checkout@v4" continue-on-error: true with: repository: me/myrepo path: ./src2 token: ${{ secrets.GT_TOKEN }}
unable to get local issuer certificate
- name: Clone action repo with token uses: "actions/checkout@v4" continue-on-error: true with: repository: me/actions path: ./actions token: ${{ secrets.GT_TOKEN }}
git fetch
cd "actions" && git status && git fetch
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Context: I'm trying to clone a private repository containing some actions to launch further... Cloning the main repository works fine: - name: Clone default repo uses: "actions/checkout@v4" continue-on-error: true with: path: ./src Cloning it again with a token works: - name: Clone default repo with token uses: "actions/checkout@v4" continue-on-error: true with: repository: me/myrepo path: ./src2 token: ${{ secrets.GT_TOKEN }} Cloning an other repository fails (with unable to get local issuer certificate error message) - name: Clone action repo with token uses: "actions/checkout@v4" continue-on-error: true with: repository: me/actions path: ./actions token: ${{ secrets.GT_TOKEN }} The repo is still properly setup, and allows a git fetch to just work and do it job! cd "actions" && git status && git fetch Some more context notes: I am running an a private git repository, not on github. It uses a private domain, with some local CA All repository are on the same vhost, and the root CA is properly added, which explains why most commands works fine Yes, a curl also work fine, and does not have any certificate issue
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Context: I'm trying to clone a private repository containing some actions to launch further...
unable to get local issuer certificate
error message)git fetch
to just work and do it job!Some more context notes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: