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Arm7 Git #1219
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Have you gone through the procedure of trusting application after a redirect to GitHub? Also, what is Git version in the container? |
@eivantsov I don't think I have gone through trusting application after redirect. When and how does this happen. |
What if you go to Profile > Preferences > SSH and click GitHub icon? It should redirect you to GitHub where you authorize the app. |
@eivantsov So I finally figured it out. My fault. In your example document you might want to add host needs to be github.com or other url name when you add generate key under ssh->git . Also mention what you just stated to me which is to click the github icon there too. Works now for me. Thanks. |
I am having trouble with the following error when I hit repo button. From the web I think it is from the cacerts file. I tried to fix this on both the host and machine/container. I ran update-ca-certificates on host and ca-certificates-cacert on arch linux container then saved image. I restarted che too after. I don't know if this is related but I cannot push changes to server. I get unauthorized message. I can do this manually from linux console though. I use the servers IP address instead of localhost because I was getting not found with localhost. https://eclipse-che.readme.io/docs/git
Which cacerts does che use? Host or machince/container? Does it use this location /etc/ssl/certs/java/cacerts?
java.lang.RuntimeException: Unexpected error: java.security.InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty
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