use with Circle-CI about ghp-import HOT 4 CLOSED

In #86 I added integration tests that target CircleCI. The tests are configured with a CircleCI user key which seems to work fine to push to Github using ghp-import. As such I'm resolving this issue since it seems to be related to the specific setup of the environment of @casperdcl as opposed to the integration of ghp-import with CircleCI. Please feel free to re-open if you're still seeing issues with ghp-import running on CircleCI.

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I'm assuming the problem is not with ghp-import at all as the error occurs on the last line, which is a standard git command and not part of ghp-import. This suggests to me that the problem is either with your config or Circle-CI. I suspect that if you can get a git push command to work, them all of your problems will be resolved.

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@casperdcl, did you find any solution for your problem? We have a similar issue in our setup when running a build on Jenkins within a Docker container agent. The problem is that within the container we have not a proper environment with all the things that git requires.

Git requires a user that has an entry in /etc/passwd: Therefore we mounted the host passwd to the container but fail because the home directory entry in the passwd file points to a different directory than we actually use inside the container. Changing HOME env to another directory does not help either.

So if you have some idea how to solve that please share with us

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The only way I could find is using https with api tokens rather than ssh. It looks like you have a different issue @martinm82

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