Some tests are committing to a test repository, and jgit checks local config and trys to sign the commit using your gpg key and it failed to do so due to unknown passphrase. For now, you may skip tests and go on. I will add some option later to disable commit sign in the test.

https://www.google.com/search?q=maven+disable+tests&oq=maven+disable+tests&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512j0i22i30l8.2366j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

This being a google search adds insult to injury xD

Thanks for the help though :)

😉 will fix this soon though.

@robin how do you prefer your contributions, pull request or patch file?

Also if I was to submit a patch would you run the tests on it (seen as nobody else other than you can right now)

Pull request is preferred. Check this on how to submit a pull request:

https://docs.onedev.io/tutorials/code/fork-and-send-pullrequest/

There are not many unit tests now, and I normally check the funcitonality locally to see if it works as expected.

Considering you are teaching me to make pull requests, I feel like you see me as a bad dev :/

@robin I can't create a fork under my username, "do not have permission to create root project"

State changed as code fixing the issue is committed

@polarian because sometimes it is not easy to find where to fork a repository in OneDev, as inquired by several users, I wrote a tutorial on how to do that.

but how do I fork it if I do not have permission to do so?

I can't create a fork under my username, "do not have permission to create root project"

Let me check this

State changed as build #3212 is successful

@polarian should be working now.