git push doesn't push, leaves blank empty line below atom status bar

[alitheg]

I assume some kind of error is being thrown, but I'm not seeing any, I hit Ctrl+Shift+H and type "Push", then select it with when it's displayed, but all that happens is a push icon appears and the status bar moves up one line. When I look at the status in TortoiseGit, the push hasn't happened.

[akonwi]

Open the developer console and see if there is any feedback there when you push. If there is, can you share a screenshot?

I published an update yesterday but there were no changes to the push feature and pushing is working for me.

[felixangell]

I'm also getting this issue (on Windows), I opened the developer console and pushed, but no output was printed.

[alitheg]

Yes, I'm on Windows as well. There's no out put in the developer console, just an additional black line below the status bar appears.

One thing I did find was that running git push in the console prompted me to trust the SSH fingerprint of my server, however I have now done this and the issue persists within atom.

[akonwi]

That's odd. I'll install it on a windows computer and try to debug from there

[alitheg]

If it helps reproduce the issue, my git origin is a "git@" type SSH clone, using SSH key authentication.

[nshtg]

I use that too and have no problems at all with pushing. Do you have a known_hosts file under $HOME/.ssh/? If yes, is the server in there? Do you have to accept the hash every time you try to push from CLI?

[alitheg]

No, I have already accepted the host key and I am not asked for it on
subsequent pushes, and although I am on Windows, git has indeed added a
known_hosts file to .ssh and added the server's fingerprint to it.

[nshtg]

hmm... Multiple git executeable paths? Is GIT_SSH configured accordingly?

[alitheg]

GIT_SSH is not set. Is there an way to find out what git executable the plugin is using? I'm only aware of having one...

[nshtg]

Google and set GIT_SSH accordingly. I think node starts the child_process, that calls git, but because git is not started from your prepared terminal it does not know which SSH client it should use and... fails

[alitheg]

Nope, I've just tried setting that and launching atom from the same session in which I set it, as well as setting in the Environment Variables GUI and relaunching atom, and the same error occurs.

[alitheg]

That said, it's working now. I had added and then removed the GIT_SSH variable, but now I'm getting output displayed. I don't know what happened, but it's working now...

[akonwi]

Haha awesome.