Closed Zenwoh closed 2 years ago
Okay, I found the issue.
I changed my .ssh\config
file, where I added this: IdentityFile /Users/*private_name*/Documents/*private_name*.key
in order for git to know where my ssh key was.
Taking this line away fixed this "bug" for me. I fixed what I wanted to fix with my git problems using a different method than the IdentityFile /Users/*private_name*/Documents/*private_name*.key
route, so I'll close this issue.
Bug description I can't sync remote and local at all, when I try to I get
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'c:\C\Users\*private_name*\Documents\*private*.key'
as an error, which is basically telling me that it's trying to get this key fromc:\C\Users\...
, putting a C before the Users file for no reason. I have no idea what caused this, as I didn't change any of the config files at all or the key's location.Thing to note is that I do NOT want to sync my ssh key with the remote folder, and as far as I know I don't even need an ssh key to access this server. I'm very confused as to why this extension (and the 2 forks on the marketplace) gets this error.
I'm sorry for all the censoring, I'm an intern at a company, don't want to risk anything. The IPs should only be accessible internally and shouldn't be exposed to the web but I just don't know enough about that to feel comfortable sharing info. As a side note, I mainly want to sync from local to remote, almost never the opposite, but I don't know if that changes things at all in my situation
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