git integration - Permission Denied (publickey)

[mrmeek]

• VSCode Version: 1.0.0
• OS Version: Win 7

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Clone a repository
2. Attempt any git action against the remote from Code (fetch, pull, push)

Works fine from windows cli, git gui, etc

Full detail here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37103047

Is this buggy behavior?

[joaomoreno]

What are your credential files names, in ~/.ssh?

[RobCannon]

I am seeing this issue too. If have id_rsa and GitHub_rsa files in my .ssh folder. I am trying to use the id_rsa key to connect to vsts.

[joaomoreno]

Does it work from the command line for you? Which command line?

[joaomoreno]

Closing due to inactivity.

[saggafarsyad]

I have this problem too. It works on cmd, git-bash. My credential files are in ~/.ssh folder. I think I need to input passphrase for my credential files before accessing remote repo but vscode doesn't provide an interface to input passphrase.

My current solution is everytime I want to run vscode, I run it via git-bash. It would be more convenient if there is interface to input passphrase before accessing remote

[joaomoreno]

@saggafarsyad Can you show me a screenshot of how you input the passphrase, when it works?

[saggafarsyad]

@joaomoreno Here is the screenshot

I use ssh from git-bash as my ssh agent. When I open git-bash, it will ask for passphrase. Then I run VS Code by writing code.

[joaomoreno]

@saggafarsyad Created #10064 for this.

PS: Cool ConEmu theme btw.

[aggieben]

I am also seeing behavior very similar to this, but I'm using plink.exe and pageant.exe as my ssh client and agent, respectively. Everything works fine in the console, and in Git Kraken - but vscode does not appear to either a) be using plink.exe or b) using pageant.

Update: nevermind. It looks like I can set GIT_SSH_COMMAND. Maybe code should have a setting for this instead of relying on an environment variable, but this works for me.

[aggieben]

Also: the value of the command has to be quoted. It seems like Code should be more defensive in how it uses the environment variable; this is what I had to do to get it to work.

[ashes999]

Did anyone figure out how to fix this? I'm running into the same issue today (VSCode 1.15.1).

The core issue seems to be this; in my case, I had two SSH keys: one generated by GitHub for Windows and one hand-generated with ssh-keygen.

For some reason, Visual Studio Code picked up the latter one instead of the former. To solve this, I added the latter to GitHub, and everything works now.

[lbenie]

I found this on stackoverflow. I've used it and it works like a charm.

[gomestai]

still having same issue