Repo auths

What is repo auth

The repo auth is a profile with credentials to the package repository. If you would like to use in the deployment the package repositories protected by access credentials then the repo auth is a place where you can define these credentials.

Usage

For protected package repositories there are two ways of using repo auths:

• Define one repo auth with the Default property enabled. The Default property causes that this repo auth automatically becomes global for all new deployments without the repo auth defined. If the OS profile has the repo auth defined then the default repo auth will not be used.

• Define repo auth and assign it to the OS profiles. This is a good option if you use various repositories with different authentication access. This option enables to have multiple credentials to multiple private repositories.

Authentication methods

So far the repo auth function support the Basic authentication method.

Bacularis package repositories

Since version 4.0.0 the Bacularis package repositories are available in the protected repositories with individual access for each user. To be able use the deployment function with these repositories, you can create one default repo auth with your individual user credentials that will work for all new deployments.

Here you can see a quick video guide that shows how to add repo auth for the individual repository access: