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Support for private repositories

Open wrenby opened this issue 9 years ago • 3 comments

As it stands, toggling git-time-machine on a file in a private repository results in a small bar along the bottom with text "Select a file in the git repo to see timeline". It works as expected on an identical public repository.

wrenby avatar Oct 05 '16 21:10 wrenby

Hmmm. I use it at work against a private gitlab repo. Is that what you mean by private repo?

littlebee avatar Nov 13 '16 19:11 littlebee

Not familiar with gitlab; I use GitHub's private repos. Generically, a remote origin which is inaccessible without my credentials. If I had to guess at the problem, I'd say it's because I'm not logged in with git-time-machine?

wrenby avatar Nov 13 '16 23:11 wrenby

I notice this behaviour aswell. But not for all my private repositories.. infact some do work some dont (all from Bitbucket). Those that do have the timeline keep showing the timeline except for files not in the repository. Those that donot show the timeline keep not showing it, like the package is unable to verify that it is in the repository.

I dont think this has anything todo with the fact that its private on the remote. or with credentials as that has nothing todo with the files in the .git folder.

jwverzijden avatar Nov 28 '16 10:11 jwverzijden