NPM: Handle 403 Forbidden when updating lockfiles#1013
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@greysteil does this seem legit? Not sure why this change is now returning a 403 Forbidden which we haven't handled before, will continue digging into this tomorrow. |
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Seems to handle the case when we auth against artifactory and get "Unable to authenticate, need: Basic realm="Artifactory Realm"" This seems to be caused by a trailing slash in the registry host as set in config variables. When we write this out in npmrc we add another trailing slash and this seems to cause the above error. Changing to a single trailing slash returns a 403 Forbidden error.
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Seems to handle the case when we auth against artifactory and get
"Unable to authenticate, need: Basic realm="Artifactory Realm""
This seems to be caused by a trailing slash in the registry host as set
in config variables. When we write this out in npmrc we add another
trailing slash and this seems to cause the above error. Changing to a
single trailing slash returns a 403 Forbidden error.