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- How do I link a GitHub repository to a Google Colab notebook?
I have created a GitHub repository and I want to link it to my Colab notebook, but I am unable to do that I have used the following command to get a clone of git repo: ! git clone link to your rep
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How do I clone a git repository so that it also clones its submodules? Running git clone $REPO_URL merely creates empty submodule directories
- c# - Microsoft. AspNetCore. OpenAPI generates document with schema $refs . . .
As far as I can see this is a known issue which should be fixed in the upcoming NET 9 release From the comment by captainsafia @github: this bug has been fixed in NET 10 and back-ported to NET 9 You'll find it in the next servicing release for NET 9 Why did this bug happen? The crux of the issue comes from the incompatibility between schemas generated by System Text Json, which comply
- Git SSH issue - Software caused connection abort kex and banner . . .
"Software caused connection abort" means exactly that: you have some software on your system that caused your connection to be aborted That could be a firewall, an antivirus, a proxy, monitoring software, or any similar software on your machine This isn't a problem with GitHub and there's nothing GitHub can do to solve it The Git developers recommend using only the default antivirus and
- How to add a new project to Github using VS Code
All the tutorials i've seen till now shows to first create a repository on github, copy the link go to vscode and git clone it and from that on, you can do commits and pushes Is that the right way
- pip - Installing Python Libraries to Google Drive in Colab is extremely . . .
screenshot of installation colab link its been 25 minutes it is still installing the lib I'm trying to optimize my Google Colab workflow by installing Python libraries directly to my Google Drive
- How to add a GitHub personal access token to Visual Studio Code
Update (March 2025) GitHub now requires fine-grained personal access tokens (PATs) for most new workflows Classic tokens still work if you already created them, but new tokens should be generated as fine-grained for better security Steps: Generate a fine-grained token from your GitHub account: Go to Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Fine-grained tokens Choose
- remote: Write access to repository not granted. fatal: unable to access
I had logged in using Fine grained token earlier when I was trying to clone any repository Solution I deleted the login credentials by going to Keychain access -> Login Items -> search for "github com" -> delete the record After than I logged in fresh with Classic token (as opposed to fine grained token)
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