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feat: github authenticated registry #506
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lgtm % mo's comment
const response = await fetch(url, { | ||
headers: useToken | ||
? { ...this.baseApiHeaders, Authorization: `Bearer ${this.authToken}` } | ||
: undefined, |
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Why undefined
and not this.baseApiHeaders
?
@@ -190,9 +197,9 @@ export class GithubRegistry extends BaseRegistry implements IRegistry { | |||
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public async getApiRateLimit(): Promise<GithubRateResponse['resources']['core']> { | |||
const response = await fetch(`${GITHUB_API_URL}/rate_limit`, { |
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Could not we use this.fetch
and handle headers
just once there?
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LGTM!
just requested some changes!
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it('should fail fetching chains with invalid authentication token', async () => { | ||
expect(invalidTokenGithubRegistry.getChains()).to.eventually.be.rejected; |
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expect(invalidTokenGithubRegistry.getChains()).to.eventually.be.rejected; | |
return expect(invalidTokenGithubRegistry.getChains()).to.eventually.be.rejected; |
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it('should fetch chains with authenticated token', async () => { | ||
expect(invalidTokenGithubRegistry.getChains()).to.eventually.be.fulfilled; |
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expect(invalidTokenGithubRegistry.getChains()).to.eventually.be.fulfilled; | |
return expect(authenticatedGithubRegistry.getChains()) | |
.to.eventually.be.fulfilled; |
Created #610 to main, and mkykadir#1 to @mkykadir repo. |
Description
Utilize
authToken
in GithubRegistry for authenticated Github requestsBackward compatibility
Yes
works as usual when no auth token is configured
Testing
New unit tests
Authenticated GithubRegistry