When consuming the Gitlab API via curl, only the first query string parameter (immediately after the ?) is processed. Every additional parameter (behind the & part) is simply ignored. This makes the API unusable for me as I need to get data for a specific path and a specific tag (rel). In the current situation, I can only get the latest commit from Master.
Ho can I report this bug and hopefully have somebody from Gitlab get in touch with me for a follow-up?
Hello, check this Post
Sir,I am new to GitLab.I want to integrate gitlab to a third pirty software which asks for access token url,refresh token url and authorize url.Where can I find these URL’s for Gitlab.Also what is the endpoint for making API requests.The api documentation example.com type of request doesn’t works.Do i have to replace it with something like appname.If so where to find it.Please guide me to make a simple API request successfully.I configured app.But couldn’t set up on the 3rd party software end because of the URL concern.Please help.
Same problem. I checked that post, which is about a POST. I’m struggling with a GET.
When I run the query in my application using Axios with multiple parameters in the URL (?ref=master and ?private_token=XXXXX) I get “404 Project Not Found”.
When I use a single parameter to handle the ref and move the token into the header, like this: { headers: { ‘Private-Token’: XXXX } } in my axios.get I get the following:
Failed to load http://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/XXXX/repository/files/avro1.avsc/raw?ref=master: Response for preflight is invalid (redirect)
I realize that this appears to be a CORS issue, but I’m not sure why. All other Gitlab GETs work just fine.
When I use the Restlet rest client Chrome extension, it works WITH or WITHOUT the private token, which is really odd because the repo is private. I have no idea what to try next.
SOLVED: My url was “http” which was throwing me into a redirect. Switched it to “https” and also needed to move the private token into the header. As the OP mentioned, the second parameter in the URL seems to be a problem. Maybe I missed it in the docs??
Hi Ariel,
The post you referred to does not help me because I am trying to make a GET request. For example:
curl --header 'PRIVATE-TOKEN: {token}' --request GET https://git.hbr.clockwork.nl/api/v3/projects/{Id}/repository/tree?path=${rootSubDir}&ref=v091
In this example the path gets read but the ref is completely ignored
Hello,
Check this first please, https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/personal_access_tokens.htmlpersonal_access_tokens
if you have any questions let me know
Hi, I’m not sure if I understood him and if it is his case, but when I have to build a url dynamically, it has happened to me that the url is cut and I must put it in quotation marks.
curl --header ‘PRIVATE-TOKEN: ${token}’ --request GET "https://git.hbr.clockwork.nl/api/v3/projects/${Id}/repository/tree?path=${rootSubDir}&ref=v091"
try add -v for more information.