brirare

Hi, I’m actually running into a similar issue. I had Revisr up and running for a few days but something happened to get my repo and production site out of sync and now I cant pull or push anything successfully. I get the error: “There was an error pulling from the remote repository. The local repository could be ahead, or there may be an authentication issue.” whether pulling or pushing.

Nothing will sync things up. The settings haven’t changed and I get “Success” when I reenter my repo url/credentials (I’m using HTTPS as I don’t have shell access on the production server. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled hoping a fresh attempt would flush things. Still nothing.

Strangely, the changes are getting pulled to the site and are listed in the activity log and commit… but they’re followed by an error and aren’t appearing on the site.

In the activity log is shows:

Error pulling changes from the remote repository. 18 mins ago
Pulled #124ff8c from origin/master. 18 mins ago
Pulled #0801b36 from origin/master. 18 mins ago
Pulled #f84da5e from origin/master. 18 mins ago
Pulled #17fc8ce from origin/master. 18 mins ago

Any thoughts?

This is resolved!

I previously had installed git myself but hadn’t run the included script for setting the path for non-terminal programs. After your help narrowing down the issue I ran the script, rebooted, and all is well!

Thanks for your prompt help and great work with the plugin!

Would it matter where the main installation of git is on my mac? I had some path trouble when installing and now lives at /usr/local/git/bin/git. A lot of people I’ve seen seem to have it installed at /usr/local/bin/git.

Like I said earlier though, git works faultlessly through command line and my code editor (although I had to define the correct path for the editor to work with git). Let me know if you think revisr might be looking to a default path that isn’t correct on my machine, or something along those lines

Hmm… it returns a blank page.

I can’t do commits or backups from the plugin. I get “Failed to initialize a new repository. Please make sure that Git is installed on the server and that Revisr has write permissons to the WordPress install” and “Error backing up the database.” It also is unable to write to the config file.

I can, however, commit and push and pull from my code editor and command prompt, but not from the plugin…

When I run ‘which git’ in command line, I get: /usr/local/git/bin/git

Resolved

I just figured it out. For future reference if anyone else runs into this

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