I can’t push to my repo, I just get “Initializing push”, a long pause, then "Could not find: " and then a long hex string. Can anyone help me:
Figure out what file or line it’s referring to?
Share a similar experience and what you did?
This on Android. My Windows and Linux PC’s are using the plug-in just fine.
My personal access token was expired, so I did have to generate a new one, but it has all the permissions. Also I can pull from the private repo, so some kind of authentication is working.
Update: I got into the source code and it looks like this couldn’t be authentication related, so there’s something else. Gonna see if there’s something essential that I added to the .gitignore.
The hash seems like a git hash commit id. Which then would mean it doesn’t find this commit in your index…?
Are you sure this same error comes on a newly created repo freshly cloned?
You need to create a repo on GH, clone it into your PC, add your vault to that repo without the earlier repo’s .git folder of course, upload (add + commit + push) on PC (easier to do on GitHub Desktop), then clone on Android and try again.
Not a newly created repo, just a fresh clone of the same repo. I’ll try a new GH repo when I can get back to one of my non-Android devices.
I don’t think it could be the commit ID, because it’s the same hash on the fresh clone as it was on the original, and it would have generated a different one for the new commit I tried with.
Also thank you for the response! I thought I was just going to struggle alone forever.
