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Question: Is there a certificateCheck option available for pushing to a remote repository? #420
I am currently accessing a private repository on Github using the https Oauth mechanism found here.
Using this Oauth mechanism works fine cloning a repository when I use the certificateCheck similar to the clone.js example
I am also trying to use a similar mechanism to push a new commit to the remote repository, but this certificateCheck mechanism does not seem to exist. I current see a Error: The SSL certificate is invalid when trying to do a push.
I can provide a code sample if needed, but thought maybe there was short answer to this question.
Hi @elaforc we reserve the issue tracker for bugs, and have an excellent Gitter channel you can find in the README for general support questions like this.
That said, for pushing a remote you'd set the callback like this test:
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tbranyen commentedon Feb 24, 2015
Hi @elaforc we reserve the issue tracker for bugs, and have an excellent Gitter channel you can find in the README for general support questions like this.
That said, for pushing a remote you'd set the callback like this test:
https://github.com/nodegit/nodegit/blob/master/test/tests/remote.js#L100-L104
foundrium commentedon Feb 24, 2015
Understood. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction (both with Gitter and my issue).
tbranyen commentedon Feb 24, 2015
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