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I'm trying to automate a job I'm duing daily by hand. I ended up writing a sh script to push a git repository.

the script is located at /home/autogit-project.sh

And looks like this:

When I deploy my signalR Hub to my local machine's IIS, it seems to run just fine under http://localhost:5527 - however my front end cannot connect.

Front End Errors:

POST http://localhost:55271/hub/negotiate?negotiateVersion=1 404 (Not Found) Utils.js:198 [2020-07-23T17:35:48.643Z] Error: Failed to complete negotiation with the server: Error: Not Found [2020-07-23T17:35:48.648Z] Error: Failed to start the connection: Error: Not Found

IN DEBUG MODE: in vs2019 debug mode, everything works fine:

IIS

I added a new Website in IIS on my Win 10 box, set the path to C:\dev\git-projects\myProject\WebApp\NotificationsHub\NotificationsHub, and also set the bindings:

Web.Config

I don't know if this is an issue with Visual Studio Code or Ubuntu or Git or SSH or Synology. Therefor I am asking this question here, on the site I consider to be the jack of all trades.

I have a Ubuntu desktop PC and a Synology NAS (operating system is DSM). I have installed Git server on the NAS. On the PC I have a private programming hobby project which uses Git. I have a bare-repo on the NAS which acts as a Git remote for the project. The remote was added with the command git remote add origin ssh://gituser@192.168.XXX.XXX:/path/to/remote/repository/name.git. I have created a private-public key on the PC and the public-key has been moved to the NAS to path ~/.ssh/authorized_keys of the gituser.

On the PC, if I manually cd my way into the Git-project folder and use git push, then the remote server asks me my Synology password, I enter it, press ENTER and everything works. I can also clone the remote to another location on my PC and it works.

However, if I launch Visual Studio Code and open the project as a folder, then I get very quickly IP-banned by the Synology NAS due to exceeding the maximum allowed amount of failurous login attemps.

So the question is: What is going wrong here and how do I make it work?

I am guessing this happens because VSCode tries to fetch possible updates from the remote automatically but fails to do so because DSM demands a password. I tried to add the line PasswordAuthentication no to /etc/ssh/sshd_config on the NAS but this didn't do anything.

This error occurs when trying to SignIn with Apple with Swift :

Fatal error: Invalid state: A login callback was received, but no login request was sent

I followed this guide by Firebase. The only thing I had to do different is:

Working with Azure Devops and iOS is a first to me. I am trying to create a Build Pipeline in Azure devops for an iOS App that has several private cocoapods repository (PodXSource) and a private spec repository(projectPodSpecsRepository).

I can't seem to manage to execute the Azure Cocoapod task. I've tried several ways but none are working. Am I missing something?

here is a part of my yaml pipeline:

I am trying to use the Sublime Text 3 as the git editor. Meanwhile, I am using the Mac and the default shell is "zsh"

I use the following code to configure the editor

I want to be able to make backups of my project in a windows environment without having to manually copy and paste my whole folder. Unfortunately I am not allowed to use a remote git server for this project, so I was wondering if I could use git for backing up my project on a mounted hard drive.

I have tried this solution:

I developing Vue project and have problem with amplify deployment console:

1. I configured an Amplify project with Cognito Id Pools (Google).

2. Added an environment 'dev' into the project located on the 'dev' git-branch. Successfully pushed to cloud.

3. Then using Amplify console created Deployment project based on Github. Checked the environment and branch, and other settings properly. And tried to deploy project

4. 'Provision' stage passed successfully

5. 'Build' failed

After searching info about problem with no result I deleted Amplify from my project locally and on the cloud, using 'amplify delete'. Cleared my git-project from amplify's files and folder. Did all create actions again and got same error:

ValidationError: 1 validation error detected: Value '2019/08/17/[$LATEST]84c0b31765d7431faf5d8f4b51322d03' at 'stackName' failed to satisfy constraint: Member must satisfy regular expression pattern: [a-zA-Z][-a-zA-Z0-9]|arn:[-a-zA-Z0-9:/._+]

Value: '2019/08/17/[$LATEST]84c0b31765d7431faf5d8f4b51322d03' is abnormal. And [$LATEST] looks like variable name, that copied directly instead of being interpreted.

I don't know what to do. And what is the reason of problem.

I want to import git repository from another Azure DevOps account to my new account. I am using REST APIs in power-shell to import them . Script i am using for that is here :