Issue with dependencies at local git server

[aescov]

I am currently evaluating git-ws, but having issue with basic functionality when referring dependencies at local git server

In my project located at:

git@gitea-repos:aes/gitea-sample.git

I have the following manifest:

[[dependencies]]
name = "toolbox"
url = "git@gitea-repos:user/toolbox.git"

When running "git ws update" i get the following error:

d:\git-ws-projects\gitea-sample>git-ws update
===== . (MAIN 'gitea-sample', revision='develop') =====
Fetching.
Merging branch 'develop'.
Already up to date.
===== ..\toolbox ('toolbox') =====
WARNING: Clone toolbox has no revision!
Cloning 'git@gitea-repos:user/gitea-sample.git/git@gitea-repos:user/toolbox.git'.
Cloning into '..\toolbox'...
Gitea: Invalid repo name
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
Error: "git clone -- git@gitea-repos:user/gitea-sample.git/git@gitea-repos:user/toolbox.git '..\toolbox'" failed.

Changing to https protocol seems to work, but i would expect git protocol to work as well, but why are the main and dependency url's concatenated ?

Repos can be cloned manually without any issues.

[c0fec0de]

Understood. Will fix

[aescov]

Any timeline for a fix for this issue ?

[aescov]

Narrowed it down to this function.

def is_urlabs(url: str) -> bool:
    """Is URL absolute."""
    urlparsed = parse.urlparse(url)
    print(f"scheme {urlparsed.scheme}")
    return bool(urlparsed.scheme)

For addresses like git@gitea-repos:user/toolbox.git it returns false since scheme is empty.

Alternative solution could be something like this specific for git urls

def is_urlabs(url: str) -> bool:
    url = url.strip()
    return (url.startswith(("http://", "https://", "git://", "ssh://")) or
            "://" in url or
            ("@" in url and ":" in url.split("@", 1)[1]))