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JuliaHub registration fails: Could not fetch associated GitHub/GitLab account #345
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From our logs I see that for some unknown reason we are no longer able to fetch your GitHub user ID. We don't save the user ID in our system since it can be changed at any time by the user so we try to get it every time from the Oauth login response. We can move this issue to https://github.com/JuliaComputing/JuliaHub since this is more of a JuliaHub login issue and not Registrator's fault. However, regarding your issue with registering through a commit: You need to comment in the box as shown below. |
I can add that when trying to register a Mosek.jl release using the comment method above, I get this:
I am definitely a member in the MOSEK organization, and I successfully registered a release 11 days ago in the same way. Issue can be seen here: MOSEK/Mosek.jl@93ac3dd |
@ulfworsoe You need to make your Mosek membership public: Registrator is not allowed to see private members. See also #351 |
Sorry, should have mentioned this earlier: It was my mistake, since I made an error when logging in. I later logged in with my public github account and everything worked. |
@nkottary Thank you! I don't think I would have found that particular setting by myself. And it seems to work now. |
I tried to register new versions of my packages in Juliahub, such as ModiaPlot_GLMakie.jl. When clicking the Submit button, I get the error message:
Could not fetch associated GitHub/GitLab account
Previously, this worked and I did not make any changes to my repository settings on github, with the only exception that some time ago I generated a "personal access token".
I then also tried to register the package via a commit with the comment "@JuliaRegistrator register()", but this had no effect (I had installed the "Registrator" two years ago).
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