Is there a way to push to repos using the pygit2?

[avckp]

When trying to push using ssh I get error.
ro.push('refs/heads/master')

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<input>", line 1, in <module>
GitError: This transport isn't implemented. Sorry

[carlosmn]

The version of libgit2 you're using was not built with support for ssh. You'll need to make sure the development libraries for libssh2 are available at the moment of building for it to link against it and expose ssh functionality.

[avckp]

Thanks.I just found the same discussion on other thread.
But I am having trouble linking it in the CMakeList.txt file.

Another weird thing is I can not find the UserPass module inside pygit2. It does not seem to be dependent on libgit2 installation.
from pygit2 import UserPass

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
ImportError: cannot import name UserPass

help(pygit2.UserPass)

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'UserPass'

[carlosmn]

Then it looks like you're using a pygit2 version without it and should update to the latest release.

[eldavido]

@avckp did you get your issue resolved? I was on OS X, I ended up using the homebrew version of libffi and openssl but had to install libgit2 using a checkout directly from their source tree. I did the libgit CMake instructions checked out to version 0.21.1 and did a make install, and ssh-based remotes started working.

I think the version that brew installed before I ripped it out and did a manual checkout might've been incompatible with pygit2.

[avckp]

@eldavido yes i had to link the libraries while making, then it worked properly.