Frédéric Collonval
Frédéric Collonval
To try to reproduce it, here are the steps: 1. Create a private repository on GitHub 2. Clone the repository 3. Ensure that your credentials are not store by the...
Thanks @Damans227 for starting this.
Yes this is indeed close by the mentioned PR. This issue is not updated here anymore as the code for the table of content is now directly in JupyterLab core...
@NickSchouten when using the terminal directly do you need to type the ssh key passphrase?
The extension does not handle credentials using ssh as of now. But did you try by chance to add your key with `ssh-add` in a terminal and then carry the...
I don't think so. I would say it is more about access to the ssh-agent within the subprocess in which this extension is running the git command.
It seems that ssh-agent needs some environment variables to be set to work properly. Could you run within a notebook or Python console in JupyterLab `print(os.environ)` and see if it...
> Ok, will do, but might not have time until tomorrow. Thanks a lot for helping figure out the root cause.
I'm not really fond of implementing that. That error message is on purpose. As it seems you are running your server on some cloud (using a container?), I would suggest...
> Does upgrading 'jupyterlab-git' automatically upgrade 'native git'? No as the extension is a Python package there is no easy way to install a tool like git with it.