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I am working on a project that is using Octokit to return data from the Github API. It is returning a 401 Bad Credentials and I am unsure of how to debug the problem.
In the documentation it says to separate the private key lines with '\n' and paste it all in the same line in the code. Because I don't want to store the private key in the code I am loading in the key from a separate .pem file using fs.readFileSync(githubCert).toString()
. Is this the correct way to load the private key?
I have tried recreating my .pem file, including it in the code in the way described by the documentation (Also explained above) and tried using 'token' instead of 'bearer' (I know this shouldn't work but it was worth a shot).
My questions are is this the correct way of doing it? And what would be the proper process to debugging this kind of error?
Heres my code:
I am creating a Octokit app and getting the JWT token using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-01 at 23:37Ok so I have figured out how to authenticate the GitHub api. I needed to stop using Octokit app and just used Octokit request using my personal GitHub token. To do this I added my personal token to environment variables and changed the request headers to be as follows:
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I have tried everything from editing padding/margins to saving file as utf-8 without BOM in notepad suggested in other posts to get his gap to go away. Nothing is seems to work so I come to ask for help.
I am developing this webpage using python/django framework in which my base.html file looks like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-25 at 19:25Alright well after playing around with a bunch of things I realized somehow I had a border around my header. So in order to get rid of it I added the line
.container .page-header { border-bottom: 0px:}
which then got rid of this border.
Not sure why the border was there in the first place.
If anyone comes along I hope this helps.
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