Connects to github but throws errors in logs and on widget

[Haui1112]

Hi there,
I'm running NC 27 in Docker behind a local ssl nginx reverse proxy and installed the app today.

• Connection to Github works (github side recognizes the key being used)
• But the frontend shows an error "error connecting to github".
• Meanwhile the logs are spammed with the following error:

Creation of dynamic property OCA\Github\AppInfo\Application::$config is deprecated at /var/www/html/custom_apps/integration_github/lib/AppInfo/Application.php#42
and
Creation of dynamic property OCA\Github\AppInfo\Application::$container is deprecated at /var/www/html/custom_apps/integration_github/lib/AppInfo/Application.php#41

I'm not sure how to proceed. Let me know if you need anything. Thank you for making this project in the first place.
Have a good one!

[julien-nc]

Hi, thanks for the bug report.

Looking at the implementation, I guess you're seeing this error message in the dashboard.
There might be more information in the response of the request getting the notifications. Could you check that?

• Open the browser dev tools (press F12 on most browsers) and go in the network tab
• Reload the dashboard page
• Filter the request list (in the network tab) with "github/notifications"
• You should see one request, select it
• Check the content of the response tab

Creation of dynamic property OCA\Github\AppInfo\Application::$config is deprecated

It's been fixed already but is not released yet.

[Haui1112]

Hi there!

It was user error. Github has both standard tokens and "finegrained tokens". I misclicked and chose the finegrained one. I assume that is why I could make a connection but nothing else.

However, I did change that and now it works like a charm! Thank you for responding, getting that response and revisiting the whole process to search for errors was what made me stumble upon it. :)

Thank you for providing this software and have a wonderful day!

[julien-nc]

Thanks for the feedback.

[mig5]

That's not great for people who care about security, though - does that mean this plugin doesn't work with 'fine grained' tokens?

I would rather not have to grant the app/my Nextcloud instance, write permission to private repositories.

See #84