It's time to test the OIDC GitHub Actions build! Over in the GitHub project, navigate to the "Actions" tab. GitHub Actions trigger whenever a Commit or Pull Request is detected, but you can manually trigger the build by selecting the last workflow run and choosing "Re-run all jobs" up in the right-hand corner:
Over in the Artifactory system, run a tail command on the artifactory-request.log to see the token being used by the build:
Tip: If you're seeing a 401 error on the "npm install" stage, consider removing the --global=true tag from the npm-config stage. OIDC tokens are not used when this tag is set to true.
If you run into trouble getting GitHub to connect to Artifactory, consider the troubleshooting advice in this separate article .
Over in the Artifactory system, run a tail command on the artifactory-request.log to see the token being used by the build:
2024-06-19T22:12:18.408Z|3d1f47893b3cc611|127.0.0.1|token:oidc-admin|GET|/api/npm/npm/wrappy|304|-1|0|67|npm/7.19.0 node/v10.19.0 linux x64 workspaces/false ci/github-actions 2024-06-19T22:12:18.613Z|f3bd77e621af5248|127.0.0.1|token:oidc-admin|GET|/api/npm/npm/strip-final-newline|304|-1|0|66|npm/7.19.0 node/v10.19.0 linux x64 workspaces/false ci/github-actions
Tip: If you're seeing a 401 error on the "npm install" stage, consider removing the --global=true tag from the npm-config stage. OIDC tokens are not used when this tag is set to true.
If you run into trouble getting GitHub to connect to Artifactory, consider the troubleshooting advice in this separate article .