Montana-Media-Arts / 120_CreativeCoding

Main Code Repo for MART 120. This contains lecture code examples, the HW Wiki, and HW Code Examples.
https://montana-media-arts.github.io/creative-coding-1/
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Error Pushing to Origin #34

Closed trason-provence closed 6 years ago

trason-provence commented 6 years ago

At the end of Homework Part 1, when being asked to push the changes I made, an error message is popping up. It is saying git credentials are not found. I have the repo open and ready, what am I missing?

michaelmusick commented 6 years ago

This most likely means you have somehow signed out.

Can you open preferences and make sure you are still signed into GitHub. You may need to try “Signing Out” Then “Signing in” again.

trason-provence commented 6 years ago

I tried singing in and out and the message is still popping up. I even singed in and out of my Moodle and adjusted setting in the repository.

On Sep 28, 2017 2:10 PM, "Michael Musick" notifications@github.com wrote:

This most likely means you have somehow signed out.

Can you open preferences and make sure you are still signed into GitHub. You may need to try “Signing Out” Then “Signing in” again.

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michaelmusick commented 6 years ago

First, what we are doing has absolutely no connection to Moodle. This is entirely separate from technologies provided by the University itself.

Second, bummer… Could you upload a screenshot?

trason-provence commented 6 years ago

capture of error message

JonSwallow commented 6 years ago

@trason-provence I have not got a clue but I did find this on Github. You may find your solution there. Github error status 1 Apparently someone else had the same issue looks like a bugger to work around it though. Hope it helps. Probably @michaelmusick may have to help you filter through this workaround for a solution.

trason-provence commented 6 years ago

Thank you @JonSwallow - I will check it out and see if I can make it work. If not, is there any chance you might be around your office @michaelmusick?

anon-music-and-art commented 6 years ago

Hey@ trason-provence, I am around until about 5:30 today. If you had some time to come by, we could definitely look at it.

If you do come by, knock loudly, as I will be in my office recording videos.

anon-music-and-art commented 6 years ago

Also, @trason-provence. did you try the suggestion in the post?

Go up to the Repository menu and select Open in Command Prompt. It'll launch Command Prompt in the repository. Then run copy and paste del /f .git\hooks\* into Command Prompt and hit Return.

trason-provence commented 6 years ago

Be there soon.

On Sep 28, 2017 4:07 PM, "Michael Musick" notifications@github.com wrote:

Also, @trason-provence. did you try the suggestion in the post?

Go up to the Repository menu and select Open in Command Prompt. It'll launch Command Prompt in the repository. Then run copy and paste del /f .git\hooks\* into Command Prompt and hit Return.

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trason-provence commented 6 years ago

Huge thank you to @JonSwallow! Those steps with @michaelmusick's help made it all pan out!

JonSwallow commented 6 years ago

@trason-provence Glad I could help. Now I know it works I am fixin to go bookmark it in case that ever happens to me!! Cheers.