For resolving my problem. I knew that it was when pushing my code, that's mean that the commit was well done. So I pushed it from my Terminal. I went to my Pharo local repository and I tapped git status then git push.
After that in iceberg ,setting I introduced my user name and password. so that he remembered me. And it work from my VM no need to go to the Terminal.
I'am Hamdi, I am doing an internship with Rmod Team. I have a problem with pushing my code in Github, In fact, when I wont to push my code my VM bug and I will be obliged to kill it, so I loose my code.
For resolving my problem. I knew that it was when pushing my code, that's mean that the commit was well done. So I pushed it from my Terminal. I went to my Pharo local repository and I tapped git status then git push.
After that in iceberg ,setting I introduced my user name and password. so that he remembered me. And it work from my VM no need to go to the Terminal.
Glad to hear it resolved.
Just to check your terminology. Usually we say we are working "in the Image". The VM runs the Image but we don't work "in the VM" (normally, unless your are modifying the virtual machine itself, which would be cool.). Although if the VM crashes, the Image dies with it, and you need to resort to Epicea to recover you recent changes.
I'am Hamdi, I am doing an internship with Rmod Team. I have a problem with pushing my code in Github, In fact, when I wont to push my code my VM bug and I will be obliged to kill it, so I loose my code.
For resolving my problem. I knew that it was when pushing my code, that's mean that the commit was well done. So I pushed it from my Terminal. I went to my Pharo local repository and I tapped git status then git push.
After that in iceberg ,setting I introduced my user name and password. so that he remembered me. And it work from my VM no need to go to the Terminal.
Glad to hear it resolved.
Just to check your terminology. Usually we say we are working "in the Image". The VM runs the Image but we don't work "in the VM" (normally, unless your are modifying the virtual machine itself, which would be cool.). Although if the VM crashes, the Image dies with it, and you need to resort to Epicea to recover you recent changes.
I'am Hamdi, I am doing an internship with Rmod Team. I have a problem with pushing my code in Github, In fact, when I wont to push my code my VM bug and I will be obliged to kill it, so I loose my code.
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