Azure WebApp, SQL and Github

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Using the documentation here and here, I was able to setup a Container WebApp in Azure with SQL.

I tried configuring Git integration by setting up a free github account, creating a private repository and a Personal Access Token like the documentation states.
I have tried it with a username and password too but I keep getting the same error every which way:

repository path '/home/Repository' is not owned by current user (Computer: 3fe57e07a9c5)

The config is stored correctly in the Azure SQL Database.

azuresql
azuresql2078×685 41.6 KB

Where am I going wrong?

Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 5.4.3
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I’ve never actually seen this issue on Linux. It’s a git issue where the repository git directory was created with one user and then another user is attempting to use the directory in PSU.

An issue should probably be raised for this since I have seen this before. Adding some sort of tool to provide the configuration necessary would be good. I don’t think PSU should do it automatically since it would break the security put in place in git.

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If you could raise an issue that would be great.
Using git from the WebApp is something we want to use.
We are licensed.

Thanks.

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Hey Adam!

Is there any work around for this or an ETA of a fix?

Currently trying to get a POC setup on a 2 week trial license :smiley:

Thanks!