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I have this issue as well. Could it be related to use of credential-osxkeychain? |
does seem that way, which os are you guys on? |
OS X. |
Anything? I can't commit at the moment, which is obviously a problem |
Does this have anything to do with the way you connect to github (https/ssh)? I'm using ssh to connect. |
There's nothing stopping you from using the command line in the meantime, is there? |
Same issue. Came out of the blue. |
Try using authentication via ssh instead of https. That solved this issue for me. |
Are there any settings required to tell the plugin I use ssh? |
I had this issue and fixed it according to this stackoverflow answer. Basically, you may need to update the remote for your repository using: |
This is not a fix, @psgibbs, you're simply avoiding the secure HTTPS authentication by using the Git protocol instead. |
(the following is OS X specific) Hey, I don't know if this will actually help anyone here, but I just solved a similar problem, and here's what I would suggest:
Hope this helps someone. |
I got this as well and it was because I added the repository using githubs app for Mac and not the git program that already exists. So I deleted the repository locally and in the github app. Then I cloned the repository using the terminal using git. After this git in sublime text worked fine. And for having a good overview I also added the local repository in the github app as well. So basically, if you used the github app to clone the repository, delete it from your computer and from the app. Then clone the repo using the git program, then u can add the repo in the github app again if u want. Hope this helps in some way... |
Not working for me either. I use ssh for my git. I'm using the Git that is supplied with the OS X Developer Tools. I use Git from the command line all day long, but can't get the Git:Push to work in Sublime Text 2. |
Solved my problem. It wasn't with Sublime Text 2. My projects .git/config file was trying to use https instead of ssh for the url. Changed it to use git@github.com/jeffself/project_name.git and everything works now. |
@kracke Thank you for you answer! It fixed the problem! |
I had the same problem, and could also solve it by changing to the SSH address. The weird thing is the problem only occurred after updating the GitHub client - before that everything worked fine. OS X / GitHub client that auto-updated on 2012-11-08. |
I had same problem and solved by updating Primary remote repository in Settings of my repository to git@github.com address that is available in repository page at github.com. |
but i got issue with that when i using git for codeplex, so that looks i can using ssh for my project, coz they don't have one. is there anyone can give me a solution on that ? |
@jeffself 's answer solved my problem! Thank you. |
Same for me, thx @jeffself |
Ainda não consegui resolver essa situação, segue a mensagem de erro: |
worked for me >>git remote set-url origin git@github.com:username/repo.git<< |
@BoscoBecker, |
You can solve this error by using this. I also faced that problem through a day. |
Worked for me: git remote add origin https://{username}:{password}@github.com/{username}/project.git Thank you, tharakaucsc. |
please refer the comment of tharakaucsc, it works. |
Thanks@tharakaucsc. You solved my problem. The detail step: |
Thanks @tharakaucsc it worked for me as well, thanks a lot |
its a bad idea to use the password in the origin. the command |
maven-release-plugin 2.5.3 is ok |
My Mac access keychain for git got messed up somehow. I fixed it by doing the following:
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HTTPS -->SSH |
unable to read askpass response from 'C:\Users\Asus-pc.AndroidStudio2.2\system\tmp\git-askpass-2.bat' |
Can't finish GitHub sharing process |
I got it working after having my login credentials stored:
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This can be solved by switching to use ssh for your git interactions. Set the following config option: git config --global url."git@github.com:".insteadOf "https://github.com/" Now your git config file should have a [url ...] section. |
I used SSH keys but took long hours to debug before it started working... Use this video link in addition to all that's mentioned above. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCCRN6ftJZQ Cheers |
Thank you @tharakaucsc. This way works for me. |
solution: commit and push using terminal, terminal will request you to enter username as password. After the first commit. You then can use sublime terminal to commit and push. |
@dminfocn instruction worked for me! 👍 |
when you use ssh link to clone the repository, you should deploy with ssh address. If you use 'https' address to deploy, this error will occur. |
For my the problem was premission. I opened a project directly from /opt/lampp |
This worked for me, this error pops up when you try to provide SSH_KEY to HTTP URL rather than a SSH URL. |
Does that help: https://stackoverflow.com/a/56634287/562769 ? |
This is old, but i just had this issue, I had to change platform from repo/branch to full https url |
Resolved. |
Thanks a ton! Worked for me |
If you encounter this issue -( Text file busy fatal: could not read Username / No such device or address ). Its not necessary to change from HTTPS to SSH. Try to clear the disk space and try the git url(https). It worked for me. |
By our company policy, we have to use HTTPS instead of SSH (don't ask me why) with some custom credentials helper. It works in the terminal but with this plugin I'm getting:
I adjusted
but still have this issue. |
I fixed it by creating a symlink from |
This Gist helped a lot! (Fixed the error!) |
Hi,
I get the following trying to push/pull with this plugin.
fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': Device not configured
But I cant seem to figure out where to set my username.
Thanks in advance,
David
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