Ok - I give up - how do you add Calypso as a project to help contribute to it?
I’ve downloaded the latest Pharo 7 image (1081), and I’ve tried to use the Github template to load my fork of Calypso. After several read herrings where I was getting a Github timeout (it turns out that Calypso isn’t in a src directory but in a root directory) I have gotten further, in that it loads the code, but at the end of the operation I always get “failed to connect to GitHub.com : Operation timed out”. It looks to have loaded all of the code and but then it looks to be doing a remote fetch to (pharo-ide (git://github.com/pharo-ide/Calypso.git)) - which isn’t the fork I’m cloning, and then it gets its knickers in a knot? I’m using https (which has worked so far for everything else) What is going on? Tim |
It seems that you have to use ssh for Calypso - not sure why, but at least I’ve got a clone now.
> On 22 Jun 2018, at 17:29, Tim Mackinnon <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Ok - I give up - how do you add Calypso as a project to help contribute to it? > > I’ve downloaded the latest Pharo 7 image (1081), and I’ve tried to use the Github template to load my fork of Calypso. After several read herrings where I was getting a Github timeout (it turns out that Calypso isn’t in a src directory but in a root directory) I have gotten further, in that it loads the code, but at the end of the operation I always get “failed to connect to GitHub.com : Operation timed out”. It looks to have loaded all of the code and but then it looks to be doing a remote fetch to (pharo-ide (git://github.com/pharo-ide/Calypso.git)) - which isn’t the fork I’m cloning, and then it gets its knickers in a knot? > > I’m using https (which has worked so far for everything else) What is going on? > > Tim |
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Grrr - I think I didn’t have the image setting RemoteType set to https in the image I was trying. False alarm - sorry.
> On 22 Jun 2018, at 17:29, Tim Mackinnon <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Ok - I give up - how do you add Calypso as a project to help contribute to it? > > I’ve downloaded the latest Pharo 7 image (1081), and I’ve tried to use the Github template to load my fork of Calypso. After several read herrings where I was getting a Github timeout (it turns out that Calypso isn’t in a src directory but in a root directory) I have gotten further, in that it loads the code, but at the end of the operation I always get “failed to connect to GitHub.com : Operation timed out”. It looks to have loaded all of the code and but then it looks to be doing a remote fetch to (pharo-ide (git://github.com/pharo-ide/Calypso.git)) - which isn’t the fork I’m cloning, and then it gets its knickers in a knot? > > I’m using https (which has worked so far for everything else) What is going on? > > Tim |
Actually, although I appear crazy talking to myself… its true - you have to use SSH to clone Calypso? Not sure why (other projects have all been fine with https) but there you go.
Tim > On 22 Jun 2018, at 17:39, Tim Mackinnon <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Grrr - I think I didn’t have the image setting RemoteType set to https in the image I was trying. False alarm - sorry. > >> On 22 Jun 2018, at 17:29, Tim Mackinnon <[hidden email]> wrote: >> >> Ok - I give up - how do you add Calypso as a project to help contribute to it? >> >> I’ve downloaded the latest Pharo 7 image (1081), and I’ve tried to use the Github template to load my fork of Calypso. After several read herrings where I was getting a Github timeout (it turns out that Calypso isn’t in a src directory but in a root directory) I have gotten further, in that it loads the code, but at the end of the operation I always get “failed to connect to GitHub.com : Operation timed out”. It looks to have loaded all of the code and but then it looks to be doing a remote fetch to (pharo-ide (git://github.com/pharo-ide/Calypso.git)) - which isn’t the fork I’m cloning, and then it gets its knickers in a knot? >> >> I’m using https (which has worked so far for everything else) What is going on? >> >> Tim > > |
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