Hi everyone, I am running into problems when trying to authenticate with our Github Enterprise Repositories: Currently I am trying to deploy resources via yaml, using custom resources. What I first tested was this:

name: greeter-yaml
runtime: yaml
description: YAML
packages:
  greeter:
    source: "<https://github.com/julienp/pulumi-component-package.git/greeter-plugin>"
resources:
  greeting:
    type: greeter:index:Greeter
    properties:
      who: "Alex"
outputs:
  greeting:
    value: ${greeting.greeting}
config:
  pulumi:tags:
    value:
      pulumi:template: templates/

This uses the resource from a publicly available gituhb repository. This works fine, when calling "pulumi install" it downloads the resources and I am able to use it without any problems: Now the issue is, if I clone this repo and copy the files 1:1 to our Github Enterprise Repository (visibility status is Internal) and try to install the resources from there, I keep running into this error:

Installing packages defined in Pulumi.yaml...
Installing package 'greeter'...
error: installing `packages` from Pulumi.yaml: failed to install package 'greeter': failed to get schema: authentication required: Anonymous access denied

I tried using a Github PAT, which I set in the pulumi config under github:token, and also tried to set it as an env variable, but to no avail.

was the envvar GITHUB_TOKEN?

Yes, specifically: $env:GITHUB_TOKEN="token"

Can you raise an issue on github about this, I'd have thought that envvar would get used to auth with and would of worked fine.