git clone failed
See original GitHub issueI’ve installed and enabled jupyterlab-git extension in my jupyterlab,
then I can see the git icon in left panel
, git option in menubar
, and git clone button
.
but when I want to use git clone button to clone some public repos,
then it always show Clone failed
without any error message.
I don’t know how to solve it, need help!
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The problem is still present even after the new Jupyter Lab release 1.2.3. So nothing has changed - this issue should be opened again.
same here - not able to add a repo… EDIT: make sure conda & Jupyter (1.1.4) is updated. Build Jupyter extensions (takes a couple of minutes) then it should work.