PagedIterable dosn't use authentication#19
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I'm starting to think that we should send in the authentication header on all requests if one is given. I see no harm in doing that, and there seem to be many APIs that change what they return depending on if we are logged in or not. |
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I am attempting to implement the pull request plugin and am having the issue that is reported above. Do you know when this might be fixed and available? |
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A +1 from me. |
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When retrieving eg. pull requests or comments, authentication isn't used. For public repositories it's ok, but for private it ends up with
java.io.FileNotFoundException