However, I assume that the issue above has linked with ssh key name. Git check-ignore -v -z Permission denied (publickey).įatal: Could not read from remote repository. Git ls-files -stage - /Users/dahyeannelee/algorithmstudy/Main.java
Git for-each-ref -sort -committerdate -format %(refname) %(objectname) %(*objectname) Git for-each-ref -format=%(refname)%00%(upstream:short)%00%(objectname)%00%(upstream:track) refs/heads/master refs/remotes/master Open repository: /Users/dahyeannelee/algorithmstudy Validating found git in: /usr/local/bin/git Git remote add origin me, I have the similar issue with yours. (1 theme extensions excluded) A/B Experimentsĭid you try to type the command below and see what happen?
My issue appears to be similar to a couple of other open issues in as much as the error returned is the same but the scenario under which it occurs is different. I can use Git commands from the built-in VS Code terminal, Git Bash, and WSL2 so I'm confident that I am logged in correctly and the SSH keys are setup. VS Code doesn't appear to require me to sign in to Github, or Gitlab, so I'm not entirely sure how the pull command would succeed anyway.
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Install clean version of either VS Code or VS Code Insiders (no extensions installed and don't sign in to sync settings).
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