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Lately, when I called voom, it asked me for my Github user name. This is odd, because I didn’t include any private repositories. I investigated and it turned out, that I added a repository with trailing .git. If you run into the same problem, check that all your plugins are added in the format username/repowithout trailing .git.
I’m opening this as an issue, that others with the same problem can find a solution. You are free to close it right away. However, I can think of three actions following this issue: ① Document this behaviour more clearly in the README. ② Check if a line in the manifest contains a .git ending. ③ Mark .git as an error in the plugins syntax file.
Thank you for voom! 😄
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Lately, when I called
voom
, it asked me for my Github user name. This is odd, because I didn’t include any private repositories. I investigated and it turned out, that I added a repository with trailing.git
. If you run into the same problem, check that all your plugins are added in the formatusername/repo
without trailing.git
.I’m opening this as an issue, that others with the same problem can find a solution. You are free to close it right away. However, I can think of three actions following this issue: ① Document this behaviour more clearly in the README. ② Check if a line in the manifest contains a
.git
ending. ③ Mark.git
as an error in the plugins syntax file.Thank you for
voom
! 😄The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: