Closed mwolfeu closed 6 years ago
They are public, you need to add your ssh key to GitHub, or clone without recursive, edit .git/config to use https paths, and then 'submodules init'.
The use of ssh makes it work without constantly asking for a password when we push. Hope this helps
On Nov 14, 2017 12:44 AM, "mwolfeu" notifications@github.com wrote:
With --recursive, the git clone reports: Submodule 'front-end' (git@github.com:espterm/espterm-front-end.git) registered for path 'front-end' Submodule 'libesphttpd' (git@github.com:MightyPork/libesphttpd.git) registered for path 'libesphttpd' Cloning into 'front-end'... Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
"git submodule update" fails similarly.
Can these be made public so a key is not required?
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With --recursive, the git clone reports: Submodule 'front-end' (git@github.com:espterm/espterm-front-end.git) registered for path 'front-end' Submodule 'libesphttpd' (git@github.com:MightyPork/libesphttpd.git) registered for path 'libesphttpd' Cloning into 'front-end'... Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
"git submodule update" fails similarly.
Can these be made public so a key is not required?