Cargo registry-auth feature requires config.json to have a property
auth-required set to true in order to send token to all registry
requests.
This is ok for git index because you can manually edit the config.json
file to add the auth-required, but when using sparse
(setting index url to
"sparse+https://git.example.com/api/packages/{owner}/cargo/"), the
config.json is dynamically rendered, and does not reflect changes to the
config.json file in the repo.
I see two approaches:
- Serve the real config.json file when fetching the config.json on the
cargo service.
- Automatically detect if the registry requires authorization. (This is
what I implemented in this PR).
What the PR does:
- When a cargo index repository is created, on the config.json, set
auth-required to wether or not the repository is private.
- When the cargo/config.json endpoint is called, set auth-required to
wether or not the request was authorized using an API token.
Until now expired package data gets deleted daily by a cronjob. The
admin page shows the size of all packages and the size of unreferenced
data. The users (#25035, #20631) expect the deletion of this data if
they run the cronjob from the admin page but the job only deletes data
older than 24h.
This PR adds a new button which deletes all expired data.
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Co-authored-by: silverwind <me@silverwind.io>
The version listed in rpm repodata should only contain the rpm version
(1.0.0) and not the combination of version and release (1.0.0-2). We
correct this behaviour in primary.xml.gz, filelists.xml.gz and
others.xml.gz.
Signed-off-by: Peter Verraedt <peter@verraedt.be>
Bumping `github.com/golang-jwt/jwt` from v4 to v5.
`github.com/golang-jwt/jwt` v5 is bringing some breaking changes:
- standard `Valid()` method on claims is removed. It's replaced by
`ClaimsValidator` interface implementing `Validator()` method instead,
which is called after standard validation. Gitea doesn't seem to be
using this logic.
- `jwt.Token` has a field `Valid`, so it's checked in `ParseToken`
function in `services/auth/source/oauth2/token.go`
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Co-authored-by: Giteabot <teabot@gitea.io>
Fixes#24723
Direct serving of content aka HTTP redirect is not mentioned in any of
the package registry specs but lots of official registries do that so it
should be supported by the usual clients.
