SSH auth. Can't start new feature. Git flow.

sboulema / TGit

Control TortoiseGit from within Visual Studio

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SSH auth. Can't start new feature. Git flow. #11

Closed GreenKn1ght closed 8 years ago

GreenKn1ght commented 8 years ago

At pull stage it said that can't read from remote repo, but i can do it from tortoisegit client. SSH auth. Also successfully started new feature from SourceTree.

sboulema commented 8 years ago

Are you able to pull from the command line?

GreenKn1ght commented 8 years ago

Erm. Same message from git bash.

Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

But i cloned it with loading ppk. And putty auth agent working now =/

sboulema commented 8 years ago

TGIT doesn't do anything with credentials and just assumes the repo is correctly setup. If you can pull from git bash the gitflow feature will also work :)

GreenKn1ght commented 8 years ago

Could you enhance it? I can pull from TortoiseGit, SourceTree and another not really famous client. Also last client showed me it: default I have no idea why i can't pull from Git Bash, but if i can from clients...

sboulema commented 8 years ago

Will look into it :)

sboulema commented 8 years ago

Can you please try this new version?

TGIT_3.4.1.zip

What it does:

read the keyfile location from the remote.origin.puttykeyfile config
start pageant with the keyfile
get the path to TortoiseGitPlink from the registry
for all flow operations in TGIT (temporarily) set GIT_SSH to the TortoiseGitPlink path

Uses stuff already part of the TortoiseGit install and TGIT doesn't have to do anything with credentials

GreenKn1ght commented 8 years ago

3.4.1 succefully created new feature branch. Work as expected:)

sboulema commented 8 years ago

Great to hear! Thanks for testing :)