Here is a solution that can help with installing the internal repo, even without the local filepath bugfix: 1. In your github workflow, add the following to the top of the steps to checkout and build your private repo.

- name: Checkout internal repo
        uses: actions/checkout@v3
        with:
          token: ${{ secrets.GH_PAT }}
          repository: private-org/internal-repo
          path: deps/internal-repo
      
      - name: Build internal repo into a wheel
        run: >
          cd deps/internal-repo &&
          python setup.py bdist_wheel &&
          cp dist/*whl $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps
                    
      - name: Configure dependency resolution to use locally built deps/
        run: >
          echo "[global]" > $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/pip.conf &&
          echo "find-links = " >> $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/pip.conf &&
          echo "    file://$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/" >> $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/pip.conf &&
          echo "PIP_CONFIG_FILE=$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/pip.conf" > $GITHUB_ENV
          && cat $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/pip.conf
          && ls $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/deps/

2. Create a github personal access token and set it as the

GH_PAT

secret for your actions. 3. You may need to fix the "Build internal repo" to cd into the right directory within your internal repo 4. Replace

"internals @ git+https..."

in your setup.py with just

"internals"

. The PIP_CONFIG_FILE points the dependency resolution to use the locally build wheel for the "internals" package. Let us know if this helps.