Could not fetch commit because no remote url matches Gerrit host
See original GitHub issueI have cloned project from gerrit UI via git ssh. I installed gerrit plugin to IDEA and setup it setting web uri, username and password. I’m able to view a list of reviews but I’m not able to checkout reviews. As work around I can add http connection to .git/config file BUT i need to do it with each of my repository. I’m getting an error below when I click to review or perform any commands to it.
2:40 PM Error
Could not fetch commit because no remote url matches Gerrit host.
it repository: '<path to repository on local machine>'.
BTW I’m able to commit to gerrit but nothing more
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That should work, see the relevant code.
One thing which could break: the @ in your username. Could you try to URL encode this (not sure if that works, but please try)?
@uwolfer Maybe add checkbox I have @ in the user name? And the @ handling in the username?