Pkl package in a private gitlab repo #632
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What is the recommended way of using a package that is hosted in a private repo using gitlab/github/etc? I'm having some issues because it requires auth. My project sync gets the following error. 'Received unexpected status code Is there a standard way people are doing this currently? |
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At the moment, there is no way to use authentication to fetch a package. This is something that makes sense for Pkl to support, though. Feel free to file a GitHub issue for it! |
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Darn! I guess I'll use my workaround of git submodules for now. Thanks! |
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Raised issue -> #633 |
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I would suggest you to try this wrapper: https://github.com/hpklio/hpkl. It was developed for internal needs and is currently in the alpha stage, but it already allows you to store packages in OCI, as well as supports Vals as a custom reader |
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Interesting! What problems are you looking to solve with hpkl? |
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As I mentioned, the primary problems we’re looking to solve with hpkl include the ability to store pkl packages in an OCI registry and support for a custom reader from the helmfile/vals project. |
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At the moment, there is no way to use authentication to fetch a package. This is something that makes sense for Pkl to support, though. Feel free to file a GitHub issue for it!