github - How do you fully revert to HTTPS after setting up SSH for Git? -
I am using Visual Studio 2013, and my source control system has git through the system, though the command line is fine, I'm a GUI man myself, I used to have a fortune before using the team explorer pane with Git.
Recently, our shop has said that they want to start communicating with Github via SISH. I configured the SSH, checked it in CLI and all were good. It has been learned that Visual Studio 2013 uses a libgit2 distribution, libgit2sharp, which does not yet support ssh Team Explorer, when attempting to respond with commodity:
An error occurred. Detailed message: libgit2 raised an error category = reference (error). Signature - Failed to parse malformed e-mail I've switched back to https (via the git remote set-url command) but it does not work As far as visual studio is concerned, I still get the error message above. I tried to uninstall it and install GIT again, and reconfigured it. Once again, I can access my repo through the command line and push bridges and so on. But VS is still insisting that my email is wrong and in this way I can only conclude that it is still trying to talk on ssh.
Or what should I do to show GIT that I really want to communicate only on https? Or, can there be something else which is confusing?
Editing $ git remote -v Basic https://github.com/REPO/PROJECT.git (get) Basic https://github.com/ REPO / PROJECT.git (push) Obviously the URL has been slightly altered, but they are right in its structure.
You use https to follow these steps
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Git remote add [shortname] [httpurl] Short name for your remote - abbreviation (example: Genesis, Genesis HTTP AP)
Hispanic - Here you have to provide your remote http URL
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Then you push through shortname or Can operate the bridge git push shortname master, git bridge short-master master .
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