Unable to add external github repository to Cloud Manager

[MotherSky]

I am trying to add an external repository in cloud manager by going to Repositories > Add Repository > Private Repository. But it seems that whatever url I enter, is considered invalid

[giuseppebag]

Cloud Manager supports GitHub (including GitHub Enterprise), GitLab, and Bitbucket repositories. The repository must be accessible via HTTPS and must not require interactive authentication at the time of registration (access tokens will be configured later if needed).

Please review the official guide to identify any problems: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-manager/content/managing-code/ex... 

[MotherSky]

Thank you for your reply, The repository is active and accessible via HTTPS. The problem is that any URL I try (Tried different repos as well) is considered invalid as seen in the screenshot.

[AmitVishwakarma]

Hi @MotherSky ,

This is a known validation issue that typically arises due to one or more of the following:

1. Correct URL Format

You must not include .git at the end of the repository URL.

Incorrect:

https://github.com/org-name/repo-name.git

Correct

https://github.com/org-name/repo-name

Remove the .git suffix from the URL and try again.

2. Publicly Reachable or Access via Token

Cloud Manager needs to validate the repository without interactive login. You can link private repos, but you’ll be prompted to validate via OAuth or token afterward.

  - Ensure the repo exists and is accessible (private is fine, as long as you authenticate it later).

  - No 2FA prompt must be required at this stage.

3. Use GitHub.com (not SSH, not enterprise self-hosted unless supported)

If you're using GitHub Enterprise, ensure it's hosted on a publicly accessible domain.

4. Use Only Supported Hosts

Only these Git services are supported:

  - GitHub

  - GitHub Enterprise (cloud or accessible on the internet)

  - GitLab

  - Bitbucket

  - Others (like Azure DevOps) are not supported.

5. No Extra Characters or Typos

Double-check:

  - No trailing spaces

  - No hidden characters or carriage returns if you copy-paste

Example of a Working URL Format

https://github.com/adobe/aem-core-wcm-components

Regards,
Amit

[arunpatidar]

Hi @AmitVishwakarma 
The git url format is not wrong, please check the documentation. Cloud you please also share the reference document for your reply?

I am adding the Repository URL format from official Adobe doc shared by @giuseppebag 

Repository URL

Required. The URL of the repository. If you are using a GitHub-hosted repository, the path must end in .git. For example, https://github.com/org-name/repo-name.git (URL path is for illustration purposes only). If you are using an external repository, it must use the following URL path format: https://git-vendor-name.com/org-name/repo-name.git or https://self-hosted-domain/org-name/repo-name.git And match your Git vendor.

@MotherSky Are you on AMS or AEMaaCS?

[MotherSky]

Thank you for your replies.

That's true, It is mentioned in the documentation that the url should end in .git.

The issue here is that both versions don't work for me. Here is a screenshot with your examples:

@arunpatidar I am using AEMaaCS.

[AnkurAhlawat]

Hi @MotherSky ,

Requesting you to please raise Adobe support ticket, As per me your configuration looks correct. Either they need to allow this URL from backend or this bug occurred in latest cloud manager release.

Please post here if , this is fixed by Adobe support team.

 

regards,

Ankur

[MotherSky]

Hi @AnkurAhlawat.

Thank you for your reply. I will raise a support ticket as it seems that no link can bypass their validation. I will keep you updated when resolved.

[Supriya_Savre]

Hi @MotherSky,

Were you able to get the issue resolved with Adobe Support? Please let us know if you did, this would help others with similar issue find the solution more easily.