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Fetching private gems via a private git repo #69
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Is this only an issue on MacOS? I'm running into it on my laptop, but I didn't have this problem on my NixOS machine for the same project for some reason. |
@emptyflask is it possible that you have sandboxing disabled? |
My mistake, I'm seeing this under NixOS now... I'm actually not sure why I was able to install sidekiq-pro without problems before. |
I'm trying to build Is there any new info on how we may be able to work around this? |
It's not a realistic solution for every case, but I've been doing this on my own projects: gem 'foo', git: 'https://user:[email protected]/emptyflask/foo.git' |
Similar to #61, but when via a git repo, not a gems source.
The issue is that
nix-prefetch-git
does not honour the user's credentials and there isn't any way to tell bundix how to fetch those private repos.See NixOS/nixpkgs#71246 for (a lot) more details.
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