Cloning a Git repository fails

[famousmag]

Hi everybody,

I just installed wappler on my PC so I can use it on both.
I have pushed my project to my remote Git repository.
Now, I open wappler (6.0.5 stable) on my PC and try to clone my project but I get this warning and the cloning fails…

probably I’m doing something wrong

I’ve followed this:

Creating a Wappler project based on existing Git Repository

Thanks to Wappler integration with GitHub, Gitlab or BitBucket, now It’s really easy to share Wappler projects between multiple computers or when working in a team. You already know how to Create Remote Repositories on GitHub, Gitlab or Bitbucket and push your projects there. Once you do this, you can clone these projects from there on multiple computers. Cloning a project from a remote Git Repository We will show you how to do this using GitHub, but it’s the same with any other provider. O…

Can I find what the error is?

Questions:

• The Project Name and the Project Folder have to exactly match with my original created on my laptop?
• My original project is created in a subfolder. Does this has to do something with the cloning?

If anybody has an advice would be much appreciated!

Thank in advance

*Wish you all Happy Holidays and health

[franse]

Hey!

@famousmag

My original project is created in a subfolder. Does this has to do something with the cloning?

I think the answer is depending on where the .git folder is, so if you’re clonining a folder which doesn’t have that inside it won’t clone it.

I was having issues with cloning specially when install Wappler from scratch, but it’s difficult to replicate to open a bug report.

What about downloading the repo manually and open it? Worked for me sometimes.

In some cases after succesfull authorize, I found out “Connect to github” toggle doesn’t switch on sometimes, so you can check that too.

[famousmag]

Thanks for replying Francisco,

Let me check again to come back

[famousmag]

OK, I got it working

The first time opened wappler on my PC and tried right away to clone a Git remote project…
It means no Git repository on my PC
(I’m so smart!!! Thank God I didn’t try to open a project that I haven’t created yet )

All good, I cloned it and works great