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Git Push doesn't seem to work? #349

Open nigelp opened 1 day ago

nigelp commented 1 day ago

Describe the bug

After entering all the required information, and clicking the Git Push button. Nothing happens.

Link to the Bolt URL that caused the error

http://localhost:5173/

Steps to reproduce

  1. click on GitPush button
  2. enter in name, git pat, userid, repository name, etc
  3. click on the execute button
  4. nothing happens

Expected behavior

I would expect the app to push the project to Github.

Screen Recording / Screenshot

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Additional context

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kustomzone commented 1 day ago

Works here in fine grained or classic. Double check you have Read and Write access to code which in turn adds Read access to metadata as mandatory.

GH permissions are no well laid out so we'll need to add simple dialogs rather than following dev console closely.

Freffles commented 1 day ago

Had to create another PAT and I assigned all permissions, then it worked. There must be a more elegant way but I was getting very frustrated with this and other issues. Not very productive.

nigelp commented 1 day ago

Hmm... agree with @Freffles . This is such an important area, it really needs more documentation and explanation. For instance, do we have to create the repository first, or will it create it on the fly. Just some better documentation please @kustomzone. I'm not even sure exactly how to access read and write access to code settings. :)

kustomzone commented 19 hours ago

It's hard to find by design i'm sure. I think "content" was the winner.

I'm just adding git pull to my own project which i'm making an app for as PRs are beyond me with all the Docker and third-party API stuff being added here. My goal is to remove those and concentrate on simple push/pull from Github to HuggingFace and likely a P2P option as well to make human/agent code sharing easier. Also cos all my eggs are in M$'s basket atm which is the real issue. I find Github's increasing complexity is aimed at large enterprises with staff to figure out all the mess they make. Tried to remove 1 action from a fork yesterday and it seemed very well hidden (as i said) by design.

ui-dark

seoninja13 commented 8 hours ago

Double check you have Read and Write access to code which in turn adds Read access to metadata as mandatory.

Where exactly are these ? I dont see at in "Settings "

Freffles commented 7 hours ago

Double check you have Read and Write access to code which in turn adds Read access to metadata as mandatory.

Where exactly are these ? I dont see at in "Settings "

its a process. Once you have selected settings, look over to the left sidebar all the way at the bottom to find developer settings.