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whenever I clone from one of my repos listed (public or private), always same error:
hg clone git@github.com:Rjrunner44/open-bibles.git /Users/robertanderson/Projects/ew/ewai/open-bibles
abort: repository git@github.com:Rjrunner44/open-bibles.git not found!
Completed with errors, see above
I'm logged in fine with Git. I can clone them from URL just fine also. But cloning from the "remotes" tab clone button always same error above (Is it trying to use mercurial or something?) They are all Git repos.
Hi @krill ,
Wish you a very Happy New Year!
Welcome to the community! We are glad you are here!
First,
SourceTree might not have this setting enabled after install.
Under SourceTree's Menu Tools -> Options (General Tab), as shown below, the second checkbox
SourceTree Tools Options.png
'Use this version of SourceTree for URI association' was not checked.
After checking this box and clicking 'OK' at the bottom of the Options page, Clone to SourceTree buttons on bitbucket.org automatically started to work.
Second,
Please check the Git version installed on the machines. Then check your SSH configuration. It looks like you are using SSH style Git URLs, though there isn't enough information to be sure of that.
So check the SSH agent, openSSH or PuTTY is running and has loaded the local SSH key.
Third,
Please Try a clean install? The steps are as follows:
Regards,
Soumyadeep (SaM)
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