Hey everyone! I'm encountering a problem while trying to build an image from my Dockerfile. The build fails at a step where it attempts to install a dependency directly from a private Git repository. I've correctly set up a fine-grained auth token, yet I'm still facing issues. This repository is within my enterprise environment, and I do have access, so I'm not sure what's going wrong. Any insights on how to troubleshoot this?
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It's often tricky when dealing with internal repos. You could also try running git commands separately in a shell on your local environment to ensure everything is working as expected with your auth token. It might shed some light on whether the issue is with Docker or your Git setup!
If you’re still stuck, consider temporary access adjustments for your token, just to rule out issues. And make sure you’ve refreshed the token as per your organization's security policies.
It sounds like a permissions issue. You should definitely take a look at your Git configuration for that private repo. Sharing the contents of your Dockerfile (sensitive info redacted) could really help pinpoint the problem, too! You mentioned you're using a command like `RUN pip install "git+{repo_url}"`, which is a good start. Make sure the repo URL is correct and that your token has the right scopes for access.
Right, and don't forget that if the repo requires specific permissions, having only read access might be an issue. Check to see if there are settings on the repo that might be restricting your token's access.