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.
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.
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:
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.
