Unable to log in to GHE
See original GitHub issue- Extension version: 0.6.0
- VSCode Version:
- OS: 1.33.0 (user setup)
- GHE: 2.15.9
Unable to login to GHE. Started with settings.json containing a githubPullRequests.hosts entry with my GHE location (as https://github.{redacted}.com/) and token. After launch, the following appears in the output:
[Info] C:\Users\{redacted}\.ssh\config: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\{redacted}\.ssh\config'
[Info] Looking for git repository
[Info] Git repository found, initializing review manager and pr tree view.
[Info] Migrating https://github.{redacted}.com/ from githubPullRequests.hosts to keychain
[Info] No GitHub remotes found
[Info] Review> no matching pull request metadata found for current branch master
[Info] Found GitHub remote
When the 4th line of the output appears, my hosts entry in settings.json has been removed. After all this, I get a message saying I need to authenticate with GitHub, and if I click that, a browser window opens up asking me to authorize VS Code. Clicking okay eventually results in a server error.
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Hello,
Same issue here for Github enterprise with github.vscode-pull-request-github v0.11.2 and vscode v1.38.1 on Windows 10.0.17763 I tried using git clone with ssh and https, the same kind of errors occur:
[Debug 624s 445ms] Unable to resolve remote: HttpError: Only absolute URLs are supported [Debug 624s 445ms] GitHubRepository> Fetch mentionable users - enter [Debug 624s 654ms] Review> no matching pull request metadata found for current branch master [Debug 624s 655ms] Review> Validating state… [Debug 624s 655ms] PullRequestManager> Displaying configured remotes: origin [Debug 624s 662ms] Found GitHub remote [Debug 624s 663ms] GitHubRepository> Fetch metadata - enter [Debug 624s 663ms] Unable to resolve remote: HttpError: Only absolute URLs are supported [Debug 624s 855ms] Review> no matching pull request metadata found for current branch master [Debug 643s 480ms] GitHubRepository> Fetch pull request category is:open review-requested:${user} - enter [Debug 643s 489ms] GitHubRepository> Fetching all pull requests failed: HttpError: Only absolute URLs are supported
Any idea what is the cause of the absolute URL message? Is there a way to provide this absolute URL somewhere?
Thanks for the feedback.
I took another look at that url, and after several attempts and a full reboot (likely unrelated and due to corporate security policies and software), I eventually got a “logged in” message. Now I’m getting “Fetching pull requests failed: Only absolute URLs are supported”
I know it worked at one point, and I’m pretty sure I saw that message before.
I’m seeing this in the log now:
And when I restart VS Code, I get an error that I need to log in to GitHub to use the PR extension. If I click that link I am taken to github.com (not our enterprise url) and eventually end up with a Heroku error page. It’s like the extension has forgotten I gave it a token and the URL of our enterprise installation.