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Unable to deploy hasura example project with gitkube on minikube #126

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ChillarAnand opened this issue Apr 1, 2020 · 2 comments
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@ChillarAnand
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When deploying hasura example - mono repo with k8s, git push is failing with

$ git push minikube master
default-myremote@172.17.0.2: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

When creating myremote, I have used ~/.ssh/id_ras.pub and it wasn't changed. Not sure where gitkube is storing authorized keys and why it is failing to push changes.

@ChillarAnand ChillarAnand changed the title Unable to deploy hasura example project Unable to deploy hasura example project with gitkube on minikube Apr 6, 2020
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platy commented Sep 19, 2020

I had the same issue, it was fixed by restarting the gitkubed deployment after adding the remote. gitkubed doesn't pick up changes after it starts

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alimoezzi commented Mar 17, 2021

My issue also fixed by just restarting the gitkube deployment.
gitkube logs looks like this

 gitkubed-5b77b47dcd-s4zmh:Invalid user default-backend from 10.92.0.1 port 22276

gitkubed-5b77b47dcd-s4zmh:input_userauth_request: invalid user default-backend [preauth]
gitkubed-5b77b47dcd-s4zmh:Connection closed by 10.92.0.1 port 22276 [preauth]
gitkubed-5b77b47dcd-s4zmh:Did not receive identification string from 10.92.0.1 port 59780

It really doesn't get updated after a new remote is deployed

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