#9841 is a bit related.

Meanwhile, you can try saving username and access-token as terraform variables with sensitive=true and refer them.

module "git-clone"{
  source = "git::https://var.username:var.access-token@<git-url>/coder-modules.git//git-clone?ref=main"
}

Yeah I tried that, unfortunately terraform doesn't allow variables for source

Hi @Conor-Behard333 you can use Artifactory to self host modules. We have added some docs here

Another solution is to mount/create a .gitconfig file at /home/coder/.gitconfig with following content.

[url "https://${PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN}@git.company.com"]
    insteadOf = https://git.company.com

Ahh yeah just noticed Artifactory's support for a terraform module registry. Currently waiting for our team to get a new version of jfrog to be able to do this. In the meantime I will try your other purposed solution.

As we have two working solutions. Please update if you are able to use them. We may close the issue as completed then.

happy for you to close this

@Conor-Behard333 Thanks. Out of curiosity, which option did you go with? Artifactory or a private git clone?

We already have the existing infrastructure to allow for an artifactory registry so went with that

I am happy that the instructions were clear enough to follow. I am also planning to add Artifactory instructions to add coder modules as a remote repository instead of a local one. That will automatically allow us to get new published versions. (of course, someone needs to bump the version, too.)