Fix ssh to http conversion for azure devops repos#185
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| (?:(?P<user>{regular}*?)@)? | ||
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| (?:v3/)? # present in azure ssh urls |
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It keeps :v3/ out of the path group.
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It's used down in line 254
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| if "ssh" and "azure" in host: |
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This seems pretty specific and I'm not sure we can count on it not appearing in other URLs - I think we need a better way to detect that
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For sure. I'm just not aware of other URLs that has this pattern.
Generally I guess that you wouldn't expect [.?]ssh[.?] to show up in the host path in any case and then we only need to insert the /_git/ thing for azure URLS?
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We could also add a match in the SSH_URL_GIT_SYNTAX regex that filters out ssh. from the path group and then only handle the special _git component here. WDYT @jkhenning?
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To make it more general, I suppose one could filter for v followed by a single digit, instead of v3 directly, to mitigate v4 and v5 etc. It does feel over-engineered though.
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@mads-oestergaard I think we should just go with an exact string representing the Azure URL (this can be in the default configuration so people might override it if things change)
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@jkhenning any thoughts on this? |
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Hi @mads-oestergaard, as I mentioned in my last comment, I'd like to change this to check on the actual Azure URL (as it's a fixed URL anyway, and relying on opportunistic parsing is something I'd like to keep in the code) |
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Hi @jkhenning thanks for answering. I got caught up with other things, but will give this a look again sometime next week |
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@mads-oestergaard Is this still of interest? |
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This PR fixes #184 and also adds a test for dev.azure domains.