HowTo disable Git-Configuration in PSU
Product: PowerShell Universal Version: 3.1.5
Hello,
I have already tried to find something through the search. But do not get further.
I tried to activate .git on a test system and provoked an error.
I would like to simply disable the git connection again, but I can’t find a way.
The appsettingng.json has no reference to git, but every few minutes the sync is tried.
I also deleted the .git folder from the repository directory.
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All Comments (3)
If you configured the git settings through the UI, then they are set in the database file. You can reset git settings by navigating to Settings \ Git and clicking Git Settings. Then click the Reset button in the bottom left.
Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Developer at Devolutions
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How do you disable it, if the Web UI is down because of a bad Git integration ?
We configured this on 4.2.18, and now the PSU servers are stuck on this:
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We are using a SQL database, so we ended up running this statement - and that fixed it.
DELETE FROM GitSettings WHERE (Id = ‘xyz’)
Tried to disable it first, but that didnt fix the issue.