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Host verification failed #210
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I haven't seen a similar issue before. Are you trying to read from a private repository? If not, it might be an issue with the Netlify runner and its Git permissions, but I have no expertise on that. |
Netlify clones the repo and the files exist in the system just like any other git fetch and git pull. Could you shed some light on how exactly your plugin is working and what it's trying to do? If the repo exists locally, why would the plugin try to fetch data from the remote repo (though that should work too). |
@hrishikesh-k , the plugin tries to get the original information on files from Git. This fork was made specifically to get info on files that exist as symlinks, so it tracks down the original file in the link. Not sure what options are being used in this case, but absent a provided directory, it looks for the real path of the file and looks for the info in the Git repo there. |
Thanks, I checked your code as well the |
Hi,
I'm having an issue while trying to build the gatsby project in the pipeline (Netlify deployment)
Plugin works correctly when run locally.
Has anyone encountered similar problem?
Netlify support ticket: https://answers.netlify.com/t/host-key-verification-failed-gatsby-transformer-gitinfo/95041 <- before using the fork
I'm using
1.4.0
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