Unable to Fetch/push/pull on Mac

[Brzzrs]

screenshot of error(credit to Scott-wong)

11:59:54.321357 git.c:328 trace: built-in: git 'fetch' 'origin' 'Development'
11:59:54.324059 run-command.c:626 trace: run_command: 'git-remote-https' 'origin' 'https://github.com/Brzzrs/Revamped.git'
fatal: Unable to find remote helper for 'https'

I’m running Mac High Sierra v10.12.6
I'm running Atom for mac v1.22.1

I have no idea what it means or how to fix it, all suggestions and help is highly appreciated! I can supply more details if inquired, thanks!

[scott-wong]

Same issue. Please help.

[TheMightyCleft]

Same issue. Also no idea what this means or how to fix. Help!

[rsese]

Thanks for the report everyone - can folks share what operating system they're running and what version of Atom? Also, can folks confirm that running fetch/push/pull on the command line works fine for the same project that errors in Atom?

[codexcokexcook]

macOS 10.13.1
Atom 1.22.1

[FMEEvangelist]

I have the issue too (but am relatively new to Atom so it might be me!)
MacOS: 10.13.1
Atom: 1.22.1

I haven't tried the command line, but if I switch to GitHub desktop and click Sync then it works fine.

[rsese]

Thanks @codexcokexcook @FMEEvangelist - and you both have no issues when pushing/pulling from the command line?

[rsese]

Woops sorry @FMEEvangelist, I see you mention that you haven't tried the command line but can you confirm if that works fine?

[codexcokexcook]

Sorry, i have no idea how to use command line

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[handletastic]

Bump! I am having the same issue. Terminal works fine just Atom's GitHub plugin doesn't. Cheers

[BrazzersV3rm]

I don’t know why but a quick full reboot of my Mac seems to have fixed the problem!

[Brzzrs]

I logged onto the wrong account when I posted that reply above, but like I said, i did a quick reboot, and removed and re-added my github project to atom. This made me do that authorization again and it worked!

[Brzzrs]

Updated the issue with more information on the Mac and a screenshot of the error. Though it’s fixed for me I will continue to help figure out the problem as others have the issue to!

[rsese]

@BrazzersV3rm @Brzzrs were you both on macOS 10.13.1?

[codexcokexcook]

I’m at macOs 10.13.2 And updated to 1.23.2 x64 Atom And still can’t fetch or push and pull This may matter: I have deleted the github folder on Mac finder; and pull it over the web again. Since then, I can’t fetch, push and pull.. Thanks

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[rsese]

Thanks @codexcokexcook - the main error people are seeing (fatal: Unable to find remote helper for 'https') seems like a path issue, maybe you can take a look when you're back @smashwilson 🙏 ? Not sure if folks would need to adjust their PATH or if it's something else entirely?

[JacksonAudio]

Pasting this into Terminal.app and hitting ENTER solved the problem for me:
"brew install git"
Found it at this site: https://davidwalsh.name/fix-git-high-sierra-upgrade

[jasonpnnl]

While running "brew install git" assumes you have homebrew installed and won't work if you're not using homebrew, which I am not, the other command referenced at https://davidwalsh.name/fix-git-high-sierra-upgrade did work for me. I believe the upgrade to High Sierra requires that you reinstall the XCode Developer tools, which includes git. If you're using git from XCode Developer tools try:
xcode-select --install

[Brzzrs]

I solved this problem long ago by rebooting the mac and restarting Atom, I'm leaving this open though to see how others fix this problem.

[Chocolat2]

still not working for me.
Windows 10 1703 v15063.936
atom v 1.24.0

working with command line and github desktop though

[Arcanemagus]

It looks like this is related to desktop/dugite#113, which was supposedly fixed in dugite@1.40.0, first included in Atom v1.23.0-beta0... so it seems that the fix for GIT_EXEC_PATH in dugite isn't working properly on some systems.

[anidroid]

An OS reset fixed it for me!

[shahishasank]

This worked for me,
change 'htttps' to 'git'

[jweinst1]

Experiencing this same issue, yet it was caused by me deleting and removing Xcode. The command line git push command still worked.

[wissamelkhoury]

Pasting this into Terminal.app and hitting ENTER solved the problem for me:
"brew install git"
Found it at this site: https://davidwalsh.name/fix-git-high-sierra-upgrade

Thanks a lot that worked for me!

[ghost]

@shahishasank Where do you change this from? Is it in the actual remote URL (i.e. change https://github.com/user/repo.git to git://github.com/user/repo.git)?

[shahishasank]

@ItsPugle yes

[ghost]

@shahishasank
Hm, that's odd. I get a fatal error when I tried that:

Thanks anyways 🙂

[shahishasank]

@ItsPugle It worked while fetching, I had no problem with push

[ghost]

I ended up fixing this by running brew install git then xcode-select --install 🙂

[PedroBern]

Running brew install git or brew upgrade git didn't worked for me.

Solved by pushing on command line, and re-entering my credentials.

[LucasColas]

Hello, I have the same issue. I tried all solutions but nothing worked for me...

[masonleonhart]

deleting the repository from my system and cloning through github desktop again to the same location fixed this issue for me

[sbritorodr]

I've had that error. I've finally fixed deleting all the project files, open the github tab on atom, "clone from an existing repo", and change 'https' to 'http' in the source repo.

[MeganDelamont]

I fixed this problem by 1). installing homebrew 2). running "brew install git" then "xcode-select --install" in terminal.app, and 3). changing 'https' to 'http' in the source repo. It only worked with all three steps. Step 1 and 2 didn't work on their own.

(Note: I also restarted my mac with a system update to Monterey 12.3.1 in between steps 2 and 3 because steps 1 and 2 didn't work on their own. The restart may have helped!)