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Download PDF themes from own repository #733
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The Git(Hub|Lab) implementation relies on the ZIP download feature that both providers have to offer. As long as any other service offers that, then it won't be too hard to implement. For a local-hosted Gitlab, try to set pdfThemes {
gitlab('foo') {
baseUri = 'https://gitlab.self.hosted.example'.toURI()
}
} |
Thanks for the fast response. Redefining the gitlab-URI works basically. Is there a simple solution in the configuration or should I ask my gitlab administrator for open access without necessary credentials? Many thanks |
It is not ideal but you can set it in the URI for now i.e. pdfThemes {
gitlab('foo') {
baseUri = "https://${System.getenv('YOUR_USER'):${System.getenv('YOUR_TOKEN')}@gitlab.self.hosted.example".toURI()
}
} |
Thx. I'm going to try it. |
I know the feature to load a pdf theme from a Gitlab or a GitHub repository.
For my use case it would be helpful to get the theme from another repository in other words my own local instance of a gitlab repository or some other git repository.
Is this possible and what did I overlooked if yes. Or would that be a common useful feature for users with grouped projects and many documents, which must be created with a consistent styling.
Thx,
Uwe
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