Vinzent

Somewhat related to #185

Reverting the commit doesn't delete them. I suggest you to rewrite your history and really delete the commit or at least the huge changes in that commit. I don't know...

I don't know which ssh config it uses. Does it use the wsl git version? E.g. have you set the custom git binary path in the plugin settings?

It's under Advanced in the plugin settings.

Then what about fixing the ssh config in windows instead of wsl? You are currently using the windows installed git.

But have you run them in wsl or windows?

That's the terminal, but did you enter wsl in that powsershell? Can you push in the powershell, **without** wsl?

May you try installing `ssh-askpass`?

This means Git is not in your PATH environment variable. Can your run `git —-version` in the cmd?

Did you follow the [documentation](https://publish.obsidian.md/git-doc/Authentication#HTTPS)?