It's possible to use gh-pages on private repositories for a pro account?
I have Pro account and I created a private repository, but I want to use gh-pages for this private repository, I tried but it's not working, the only way is I need to change this private repo to the public?
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Is there is a way to authenticate into github and download private company repos using the codebuild.yml file when using aws codebuild
AWS CodeBuild uses the CodeStarConnections to connect to your public or private repository, when you are configuring Source in Codebuild, you will get options to
Select your Source Provider like S3, Codecommit, GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, and Bitbucket.
then For Repository, connect using OAuth or Personal Access Token of the source provider, this would create a code star connection that you could also use in some other build project.
Specify your branch, a pull request, commit ID, tag, or reference, and a commit ID.
Do some other configuration and you are set your source provider.
I have a number of repos that use a custom domain to give the Github pages consistent URLs (all set to Public). I would like to make the Github pages private, but then they are published to some Github assigned URL. Can you change the URL on private Github pages to match your custom domain? If so, how?
To be able to have a custom domain on a private repo, you would need either GitHub Pro, GitHub Team, GitHub Enterprise Cloud, or GitHub Enterprise Server. Custom domains are not available for private repos on a free account.
https://docs.github.com/en/pages/configuring-a-custom-domain-for-your-github-pages-site
When you create Amplify, you specify a Repository, but if it is a private repository within your organization, you will get the error "There was an issue setting up your repository".
Is there any way to work around this?
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ja_jp/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-resource-amplify-app.html
We are using GithubActions and Cloudformation to deploy to the Amplify console.
But it seems that authentication is required to access private repositories in the organization, so I can't link repositories.
I am trying to set up a cloud build trigger from a public github repository with the Cloud Build GitHub App. I installed the app on my repository and authorized it but when I was redirected to GCP to connect the repository to a project this error message came up:
Failed to retrieve GitHub repositories.
The caller does not have permission
error
I suspect it may have something to do with having two factor authentication enabled on my github account, which I need for an organization.
I was able to mirror the same github repository from cloud source repositories without any issues though. I am the owner of the repository and gcp project.
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Looks like the issue is due to having 2 factor authentication enabled on my github account. I disabled it and cloud build was able to connect with my repository. However I will need to have 2 factor enabled as my github organization requires it.
*edit
I hadn't mentioned the github organization i was part of had an ip whitelist configured on top of requiring 2 factor auth. I left the organization and reenabled 2 factor auth and cloud build was able to connect to my repo. Not sure why I would get the original issue if the repo is not in the github organization.
After looking more into this problem you either need to add GCE IP address ranges to the github organization IP whitelist https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/faq#find_ip_range or just disable the whitelist if able to.
I'm using GoDaddy and AWS I want to clone my BitBucket (2 accounts, one on each) repo to these hosts. How can I do that? I have FTP credentials for both.
Cloning a repository is a very straight forward thing. I suggest you research more.
Follow this guide on how to clone a repository from bitbucket How to clone a repo