I’m having a big problem syncing Obsidian to Github. It’s all for personal use. I’ve doing it for quite some time now but one day I got the error ’ send-pack: unexpected disconnect while reading sideband packet’ (please check the picture below).
I don’t have any idea on why this is happening and after spending countless hours searching on the net I couldn’t find an answer either. I wish somebody can help.
Things I have tried
I face this error whether I do push:
A commit with a single byte of data modified.
A commit with a large amount of data modified (like 100 files).
Multiple commits.
A commit within a fresh repo.
Things that I’ve also tried:
Create new repos in Github, clone them and try to do everything from scratch.
I don’t have any internet connection problems but I also tried connecting in other places just to make sure.
Watched and searched a ton of videos, approaches lead to nowhere.
Thanks so much for your answer! I’ve been using a classical (general use) GitHub token which is is passed through Https. I just don’t know why I can’t sync it and it’s a nightmare.
Update: After the 7th day of having this issue. Today I was able to only push 1 file to GitHub. If I push more than 1 file, the whole error loop starts again and I must delete and re-clone the whole repo all over again. It seems like a bug?
Hi. You can test problem in console with git client. If it works in console and don’t work with obsidian-git - it’s one point. If it don’t work in console - another.
I had size problem on Ipad and got crashes on trying pool data. But desktop with same WiFi worked ok.
Shells for desktop are already existed.
For mobile it’s possible to find smth in store.
As example - for IOS - I used Ish.
here is example how to use it
Well, I founded problem rpc crash
So I desided to load repo via ssh. Added openssh, generated keys - and everything works.
Probably some middleware server breaks your pushes? You can try to push commit manually via ssh in console.
