Expected Behavior
git-clone task usable
Actual Behavior
git-clone task failing
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
using the git-clone task
Additional Info
The git-clone task is nice and dandy. But the image referenced by the task is not. It has a showstopper bug regarding identifying the "origin" remote.
I tried to rebuild the image myself as the fix for it was dated later than the last image, but ended up with an image that lacked all tooling needed to run the task scripts. Seems like upstream went more conservative on this for security reasons.
Did a quick and dirty base image myself to be able to build a working image for the task.
Maybe I'd like to contribute some kind of fix for this, but I'm guessing that there's a bigger picture here that I'm not necessarily aware of, regarding how this should be fixed.
So, feel free to get in touch, maybe I'll be able to help out a bit, maybe not we will see :-)
Expected Behavior
git-clone task usable
Actual Behavior
git-clone task failing
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
using the git-clone task
Additional Info
The git-clone task is nice and dandy. But the image referenced by the task is not. It has a showstopper bug regarding identifying the "origin" remote.
I tried to rebuild the image myself as the fix for it was dated later than the last image, but ended up with an image that lacked all tooling needed to run the task scripts. Seems like upstream went more conservative on this for security reasons.
Did a quick and dirty base image myself to be able to build a working image for the task.
Maybe I'd like to contribute some kind of fix for this, but I'm guessing that there's a bigger picture here that I'm not necessarily aware of, regarding how this should be fixed.
So, feel free to get in touch, maybe I'll be able to help out a bit, maybe not we will see :-)