Difference between revisions of "Troubleshooting Gitlab"
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If you clone a project using SSH, Windows may answer: | If you clone a project using SSH, Windows may answer: | ||
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# Try adding a <code>/</code> after the colon, i.e: <code>...forge:etsi.org:/_username_...</code> | # Try adding a <code>/</code> after the colon, i.e: <code>...forge:etsi.org:/_username_...</code> | ||
# Try using HTTPS instead of SSH | # Try using HTTPS instead of SSH | ||
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| + | === "Authentication Failed" when pushing on master === | ||
| + | If you receive a "Authentication error" while pushing your changes to the ''master'' branch, you most probably have a role "Developer" in the project, which does not allow you to push onto the master branch. | ||
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| + | You will want to push to another branch (an existing one or a newly created), by issuing the following git command (or similar operation using a visual tool): | ||
| + | git push origin <local-branch>:<remote-branch> | ||
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| + | For example, if you developed a new feature you would like to contribute in a new branch called "new-feature", you will want to issue the command: | ||
| + | git push origin new-feature:new-feature | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 12 November 2018
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Clone on Windows: Could not resolve hostname
If you clone a project using SSH, Windows may answer:
ssh: Could not resolve hostname forge:etsi.org:_username_: Name or service not known.
How to fix:
- Check that there are not mispellings in the URL
- Try adding a
/after the colon, i.e:...forge:etsi.org:/_username_... - Try using HTTPS instead of SSH
"Authentication Failed" when pushing on master
If you receive a "Authentication error" while pushing your changes to the master branch, you most probably have a role "Developer" in the project, which does not allow you to push onto the master branch.
You will want to push to another branch (an existing one or a newly created), by issuing the following git command (or similar operation using a visual tool):
git push origin <local-branch>:<remote-branch>
For example, if you developed a new feature you would like to contribute in a new branch called "new-feature", you will want to issue the command:
git push origin new-feature:new-feature