Git push在Visual Studio 2015中不起作用

Question

My visual studio 2015 works fine with Git connecting to BitBucket. However when connecting to a private Gitlab server, I have a weird problem: - I can clone a repo from the gitlab server via the IDE (Team explorer). I can fetch/pull, put whenever I try to sync a local commit to the server, I get an error (error encountered while pushing to the remote repository... 500...). Obviously the gitlab server returns a 500 internal server error. However when I open a command line from within team explorer and issue a 'git push', there are no errors and the push succeeds.

• Is there a difference between the team explorer push and the command line push?

• Is there a way to see what request team explorer sends to the gitlab server while pushing?

Answer 1

On further inspection I found a difference between the GIT command line client and the builtin cliënt in visual studio. The latter uses TLS1.2 for the https session, whereas the command line uses TLS 1.0.

As it happens out private GITLAB server is situated behind a reverse proxy that has problems with TLS1.2 connections resulting in the weird behaviour (fetch & pull OK, no push).

Answer 2

It seems like you've diagnosed the problem yourself (nice sleuthing!) But to answer your two direct questions:

There is a difference between the tooling built in to Visual Studio and the command line. Visual Studio uses libgit2 , which is a reimplementation of git as a linkable library. It does not shell out to the command line at all to perform its work.

As a result, no, you cannot see the commands, as it is not actually running any.