Support using CI_JOB_TOKEN for authentication #669
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Signed-off-by: Balasankar 'Balu' C <[email protected]>
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@NARKOZ How do you feel about something like this? Ideally, we should default the prefix to |
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@balasankarc could you reopen this pr? |
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New PR at #700 |
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Closes: #668
Support specifying a prefix for personal access tokens and support using CI_JOB_TOKEN for authentication if the the token doesn't start with that prefix.
Ideally, we should default the prefix to
glpat-so that it works out of the box. But that may break users on older GitLab instances where the prefix isn't present.