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[thiagofelix]

One reference implementation:
https://github.com/bahmutov/parse-github-repo-url

[stevemao]

If you find your normalized repository is not correct, It's most likely normalize-package-data or hosted-git-info's problem. Please try to triage the problem before you open an issue here.

I only copied the code from npm/repo. Do you think it's their issue?

[thiagofelix]

Sorry for the lack of information.

Well, I am not sure if it is their issue, please help me out.

• npm/hosted-git-info
  Is supposed to extract fields like user and project, but they don't really care about ghe
• npm/normalize-package-data Only sanitize and clean some values from a package.json. So it won't bother about ghe or not

The issue I see is that a typical ghe installation url looks like that protocol://github.hostname.ext and get-pkg-repo won't be able to get the user out of it.

Lastly conventional-changelog-core won't get package owner information either.

This impact the implementation of conventional-github-releaser/issues/11 which is about enabling ghe.

The immediate solution was use another package as a fallback but really it would be better if we solve it closer to the issue ( here or in npm/hosted-git-info )

Thanks

[stevemao]

I think it should be added at npm/hosted-git-info

npm/hosted-git-info Is supposed to extract fields like user and project, but they don't really care about ghe

Who said that?
npm/hosted-git-info#11

[thiagofelix]

No one said, I am judging by the current implementation

I didn't see the issue, good to know it is already open.
It's been 5 months already, could we do something here and remove it later when they start supporting it?

[stevemao]

@bahmutov/parse-github-repo-url looks pretty solid. Maybe we could depend on that for unknown hosts.

[stevemao]

@thiagofelix Would you be kind enough to send a PR of GHE tests? Thanks a lot.

[thiagofelix]

Sure.