Is this the right place for discussing Kotlin Jupy...

# datascience

[Carter]

Is this the right place for discussing Kotlin Jupyter notebooks?

I’m curious if there is a way to access a maven repo that requires authentication? I’m currently loading artifacts from mavenLocal with a notebook running on my desktop, although I was hoping to publish to a private GitHub Packages repo and pull this into a notebook running in the cloud.

[altavir]

works like charm both from local and from the remote

[Carter]

How do I set it up?

[Carter]

What’s the actual syntax for username and authentication token?

[Carter]

I tried doing https basic auth in the URL but that didn’t work. E.g. https://$user:$[e-mail]

[Carter]

Defining the repo in the json config file seems like a bad idea in terms of doing variable substitutions, so I think this ends up needing to be a repo declaration in the notebook itself. But I can’t figure out the correct syntax for it (or find documentation for the correct syntax).

[altavir]

For github it is sufficient to setup ssl ket in the system and use ssh instead of https

[altavir]

But you should check with @Repository syntax in scripting

[Carter]

For GitHub, are you referring to git repo access via ssh or maven repo access by SSH? I have the JARs already published to Maven, I just can’t seem to figure out the Maven repository syntax.

[Carter]

For the @Repository syntax, I mostly just see examples like this which have no regard for authentication.

@file:Repository("<https://jcenter.bintray.com>")

[altavir]

I used github packages from regular build script, I am not sure how configuration worked for them...

[Carter]

Was your package public or private?

[altavir]

Public.

[Carter]

That’s the problem. My repo is and needs to be private.

[Carter]

Which is why I need authentication.

[Carter]

I got confirmation that authenticated maven repos don’t work currently.

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-27701