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Import go project from private gilab repository using ssh: unknown revision

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使用 ssh 从私有 gilab 存储库导入 go 项目：未知修订版

php editor Xigua will introduce you how to use SSH to import an unknown revision of a Go project from a private GitLab repository. Connecting to GitLab via SSH allows you to easily import projects into your local environment for modification and development. This article will explain each step in the import process in detail so that readers can complete the operation easily. Before proceeding, make sure you have Git and Go installed and that you have created a private repository on GitLab. let's start!

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I'm trying to import a go project from a private and self-hosted gitlab repository using ssh. When I try to do this I get the following error.

Output

kbacon@kbacons-macbook-pro bbz % go get -x gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools@latest
# get https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools?go-get=1
# get https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools?go-get=1: 200 ok (0.413s)
mkdir -p /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs # git3 https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools.git
# lock /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179.lock# /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179 for git3 https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools.git
cd /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git tag -l
0.013s # cd /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git tag -l
cd /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git ls-remote -q origin
0.020s # cd /users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git ls-remote -q origin
# get https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools.git
# get https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools.git: 200 ok (0.186s)
go: gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/[email&#160;protected]: reading gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools/go.mod at revision v1.0.0: unknown revision v1.0.0

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.gitconfig

[user]
        name = kbacon
        email = [email&#160;protected]
[url "[email&#160;protected]/"]
        insteadof = https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/

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Go to mod file

module bbz
go 1.14
require (
    gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools v1.0.0
)

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gitlab warehouse

The gitlab repository has a project with the release tag v1.0.0

The address I used to clone

ssh://[email&#160;protected]:2224/bbq/tools.git

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ssh configuration file

host gitlab.wtf.notworking
    user [email&#160;protected]
    hostname gitlab.wtf.notworking
    identityfile ~/.ssh/company_gitlab # path to private key
    addkeystoagent yes

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Use this .gitconfig: .gitconfig

[user]
        name = kbacon
        email = [email&#160;protected]
[url "[email&#160;protected]:2224/"]
        insteadof = https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/

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Then the go get command will ask for my password, but it should use ssh. Why is it asking me for my password?

kbacon@kbacons-MacBook-Pro bbz % go get -x gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools@latest
# get https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools?go-get=1
# get https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools?go-get=1: 200 OK (0.424s)
mkdir -p /Users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs # git3 https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools.git
# lock /Users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179.lock# /Users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179 for git3 https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/bbq/tools.git
cd /Users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git tag -l
0.030s # cd /Users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git tag -l
cd /Users/kbacon/go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/3bd57e1dd1ed847c1ac192f16c5f67541135ce037a175de23ec5fb5051d10179; git ls-remote -q origin
[email&#160;protected]'s password:

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Workaround

If you use ssh url as / instead of :, your .gitconfig should be ：

[url "ssh://<a href="//m.sbmmt.com/link/89fee0513b6668e555959f5dc23238e9" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="10777964507779647c71723e6764763e7e7f64677f627b797e77">[email&#160;protected]</a>:2224/"]
        insteadof = https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/

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use":"

[url "<a href="//m.sbmmt.com/link/89fee0513b6668e555959f5dc23238e9" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="e4838d90a4838d90888586ca939082ca8a8b90938b968f8d8a83">[email&#160;protected]</a>:2224:"]
        insteadof = https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/

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In your ssh config file, make sure to use the service account git and not your login, port, and custom host entries:

host gitlab-wtf
    user git
    hostname gitlab.wtf.notworking
    identityfile ~/.ssh/company_gitlab # path to private key
    addkeystoagent yes
    port 2224

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This way you can use:

[url "ssh://gitlab-wtf/"]
        insteadof = https://gitlab.wtf.notworking/

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No more git@ or :2224.

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