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Git push to repository using wrong username in SQL Developer

Kevin W. WalzDec 29 2016 — edited Jan 6 2017

I ran this question past Jeff Smith and he recommended asking the question here.  I am using SQL Developer on MacOS version 10

Oracle SQL Developer 4.2.0.16.260

Version 4.2.0.16.260

Build 16.260.1303

IDE Version: 13.0.0.1.42.160902.2301

Product ID: oracle.sqldeveloper

Product Version: 12.2.1.16.260.1303

Oracle IDE 4.2.0.16.260.1303

Java(TM) Platform 1.8.0_112

Versioning Support 4.2.0.16.260.1303

JavaCore oracle.jdeveloper.java.core 13.0.0.1.42.160902.2301 Fully Loaded 18ms 29ms 47ms

Versioning Support oracle.ide.vcscore 13.0.0.1.42.160902.2301 Fully Loaded 3ms 2ms 5ms

Versioning Support for Git oracle.jdeveloper.git 13.0.0.1.42.160902.2301 Fully Loaded 10ms 224ms 234ms

I was able to configure the Git interface and clone our scripts repository (we are using a local bitbucket server).  After I made modifications to a script and pushed it up to the bitbucket repository it appended <> to the end of my user name.  Because of that the changes are flagged as being from an unknown user and are not added to the file in the repository.

As far as my local repository is concerned everything has been pushed up and there are no changes pending.

Any pointers on where in the configs to look and or correct how its sending the user name to the server?

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