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Pushing to a repository with EGit not working when it works with command-line git [message #1630893]

Mon, 23 February 2015 13:15

Nick Cripps

Messages: 5
Registered: September 2009

Junior Member

I am trying to push to a remote repository with EGit. The remote repository in question is the Google Cloud repository attached to a Google App Engine project. I can run 'git push origin master' to push to it with the command-line git client successfully but, trying to push with EGit asks me to login which the command-line client does not. If I just click 'OK' without entering anything, I see a 'Push Results' window that shows an error saying the URL of the remote repository is not authorized'.

I've attached a screenshot of this window.

Can anyone tell me why that is if it works fine with the command-line client but, not with EGit?

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Re: Pushing to a repository with EGit not working when it works with command-line git [message #1630949 is a reply to message #1630893]

Mon, 23 February 2015 13:51

Matthias Sohn

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Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Maybe you have configured credentials for this repository in e.g. ~/.netrc ?
I am not sure which authentication types are supported by Google Cloud repositories.

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Re: Pushing to a repository with EGit not working when it works with command-line git [message #1630999 is a reply to message #1630949]

Mon, 23 February 2015 14:27

Nick Cripps

Messages: 5
Registered: September 2009

Junior Member

So, ~/.netrc doesn't exist. I'm not sure how authentication for this works or, how to check to be honest. I just created the repository with the Google cloud tool and now it works with git. Surely EGit should just support whatever method git is using since this must be saved in the .git directory somewhere.

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