Accessing private nexus repo

[omega]

Hey,

I am trying to set up qodana with the docker-image, but I get an error when it tries to access our private nexus repositories, and I'm unsure where or how I grant it access to those. Locally I use .m2/settings.xml , but can I inject that somehow in the docker-run?

this is the error (host and path of nexus server altered here)

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Maven project Fiken Asgeir Server has import problems:[STRUCTURE:authentication failed for https://nexus/content/groups/public/parent/topi-parent/30/topi-parent-30.pom, status: 401 Unauthorized:/data/project/pom.xml]

I trid adding -v/home/<user>/.m2:/.m2 to the docker command line, as a hail marry, but no dice

EDIT: found https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/QD-792, so trying that now

[tiulpin]

Hey! Try mapping to /root/.m2 as /root is the default $HOME directory

docker run ... -v /home/<user>/.m2:/root/.m2 ... jetbrains/qodana-jvm

like for Gradle https://www.jetbrains.com/help/qodana/qodana-jvm-docker-techs.html#Provide+different+Gradle+settings

[omega]

yeah, found the issue I linked right after posting, so that worked just now, thank for the quick answer as well :)

[SabareeshGC]

How can we do this on azure pipeline as it is part of the extension.

[SabareeshGC]

How can we do this on azure pipeline as it is part of the extension.

[jvanzyl]

Is there a way to configure this using the GitHub action?

[jcputney]

The way I ended up getting it to work was with the whelk-io/maven-settings-xml-action action to generate my settings.xml file in my project root, and then using bootstrap: if [ -e settings.xml ]; then cp settings.xml ~/.m2/settings.xml; fi in my qodana.yml. The if statement is just so it doesn't wipe out my local settings.xml file if I run Qodana locally.