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Does this work with GHES? #40
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@mikedrexler ☝️ who needs to see this to answer? |
Hi @AndyG-0 ! I'm not sure what you are asking. Our virtual runners may be downloaded at https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments. Sorry if I misinterpret. |
@mikedrexler Trying to run this locally. It appears that the first thing it does is try to connect to api.github.com:
This is failing of course because I'm behind a proxy and it's not configured in the image but our repos are on our GHES Server not github.com. It however looks like the python script is first connecting to the gh.com api. I would like to connect to our internal GHES vs github.com. Besides local we could also use this image in our container based CI platforms as well. It looks like the link provided is for virtual machines and not images, which would not work easily with our container based CI platforms. If there are instructions on how to get the image to work with GHES, they would be appreciated. |
Hey Andy, Mike, sorry for the late reply. Yes, right now the assumption in the script is that the cli and queries are being downloaded from the public github site. We can possibly introduce a override environment variable for each so the connection can be redirected. If you are interesting in sending a PR my way, please feel free. If not, I'll add it to my todo list and prioritize. Thanks for reporting the problem! |
We are using GitHub Enterprise. Is there a way to make this work with GHES? At first glance of the code it doesn't appear there is a way to over-ride this going to gh.com.
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