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I've set up infro with ahublersos as the configured "owner" and I've found that it detects changes in ArgoCD apps whose source includes the "HTTPS" formatted repo url (https://github.com/ahublersos/argocd-example-apps.git) but it will not detect apps that use the "SSH" formatted repo url ([email protected]:ahublersos/argocd-example-apps.git).
I confirmed this by changing the source of an app Infro was not detecting from SSH to HTTPS. After this change Infro began working for the app and detecting incoming changes in PRs.
It looks like when ExecuteDryRuns() is called the RepoURL is set to vcsClient.RepoURL which always returns a https:// url. It would be great for Infro to be able to include the "SSH" formatted repo urls as well since there's no guarantee that a given github repo will be configured one way or the other within ArgoCD.
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I've set up infro with
ahublersos
as the configured "owner" and I've found that it detects changes in ArgoCD apps whose source includes the "HTTPS" formatted repo url (https://github.com/ahublersos/argocd-example-apps.git
) but it will not detect apps that use the "SSH" formatted repo url ([email protected]:ahublersos/argocd-example-apps.git
).I confirmed this by changing the source of an app Infro was not detecting from SSH to HTTPS. After this change Infro began working for the app and detecting incoming changes in PRs.
It looks like when ExecuteDryRuns() is called the RepoURL is set to
vcsClient.RepoURL
which always returns ahttps://
url. It would be great for Infro to be able to include the "SSH" formatted repo urls as well since there's no guarantee that a given github repo will be configured one way or the other within ArgoCD.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: