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1. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
Have you ask this in the SQL Developer forum before?
While jdev and sql developer are based on the same code source they are apart from the versions they use.
Timo
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2. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
The only place I have asked other than here was on Jeff Smith's site and he directed me here since he said the Git functionality was from JDev and not from anything specifically in SQL Developer.
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3. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
I'll move this question ove to the SQL Developer forum. There are more users who might help you.
Timo
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5. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
I'll move this question ove to the SQL Developer forum. There are more users who might help you.
That's a curious reply given that Jeff is the product manager for Sql Developer. He would certainly know what forum the question belongs in.
So if he thought it belonged here in the Sql Dev forum (basically HIS forum) he probably would have said so.
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6. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
The git client comes from the jdeveloper team. That's why I suggested asking over on their forum.
If you have a reproducible test case, you could also file a bug with My Oracle Support.
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7. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
Well, the reason I moved it over to the SQL Developer forum is that SQJ Developer is using different or newer extensions than JDeveloper
The current JDev 12.2.1.2 uses
Versioning Support for Git oracle.jdeveloper.git 12.2.1.2.42.161008.1648 whereas the OP states a newer version. I personally have not seen such a problem with git in JDev (all 12c versions). I assume that this problem is either related to the newer git extension. My guess is that here may be other users facing the same problem.
Timo
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8. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
As a starting point could I get the names and locations of the config files that have the git user information and what the format of the user name should look like? If I can make sure that is correct then I will take the next step of opening a case with support.
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9. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
I have gone ahead and opened and SR for this as well.
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10. Re: Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer
As an update - the technician requested I try the same thing with 4.1.5 as 4.2 is considered and early adopter release. Got a completely different error trying to commit to a local copy of a file - the tech is looking into that error now.
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