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Carthage cannot retrieve github private repos when run as Xcode bot user
I have an integration that clones my code from github fine using a newly generated key pair.However I have a pre-trigger that runs `carthage bootstrap` to pull my dependencies. Dependencies from my own private repos fail to download, showing Host key verification failed which implies Carthage is using SSH to connect to github (should be https I think) but is also struggling with known_hosts.Does anybody have any clues how to set this up? I have it all working fine under a builder account on the same box, it only fails when run as the Xcode Server user.
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Oct ’15
Reply to iCloud Drive Corrupting Xcode Projects
Don't store your Xcode projects on iCloud Drive. If you want an online backup of your projects, use version control and a service like GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab. The following article shows you how to put an Xcode project on GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab: https://www.swiftdevjournal.com/putting-your-xcode-project-on-github-bitbucket-or-gitlab/
Mar ’23
Reply to Create a new GitHub Remote Repository - Unknown Error
Thank you for the post. It appears that the issue is related to GitHub rather than Xcode. However, the error message could be more descriptive. Experiencing issues when trying to create a new remote GitHub repository from Xcode can be frustrating, especially when other functionalities are working fine. Can you go to the GitHub website and create the repository manually on their website? Ensure that your GitHub account has the appropriate permissions to create new repositories. You might want to try logging into GitHub via a web browser to verify your account status or as previously wrote, try to create the repo on their website and then just reference the link on Xcode. Manually Create on GitHub Website: Create the new repository directly through the GitHub website. Afterward, in Xcode, add this remote repository by going to or using the Terminal commands shown in advanced diagnostics to push your existing local
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Xcode Server not using the network proxy settings to reach GitHub
Hello,Does anyone know how to configure Xcode Server to reach GitHub through a proxy?Our proxy settings are configured under the network settings for the Ethernet port. A desktop session on the server correctly reaches GitHub, but the server times out with the following error in the logs:Apr 7 18:20:16 buildserver com.apple.dt.Xcode.sourcecontrol.Git[7091]: #DVTSourceControl Notice: Error with libgit operation (git_remote_connect(remote, GIT_DIRECTION_FETCH, &remoteCallbacks)) Method: -[DVTSourceControlGitPlugInPrimary _libgit_headRevisionOfRemoteRepository:andBranches:completionBlock:] Apr 7 18:20:16 buildserver node[94]: #DVTSourceControl Error: -1 curl error: Failed to connect to github.com port 443: Operation timed out (-1) Underlying Error: curl error: Failed to connect to github.com port 443: Operation timed out (-1) Method: __97-[DVTSourceControlManager revisionOfLocation:inRepository:branchAndTagLocations:completionBlock:]_block_invoke_2It looks like git doesn't use the
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