Pushing not working about obsidian-git HOT 16 CLOSED

Hmm, could you try starting Obsidian from command line (using Obsidian AppImage) and see if the problem persists?
If you're using flatpak:

/home/$USER/.local/share/flatpak/app/md.obsidian.Obsidian/current/active/files/obsidian 

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No, I use SSH to push changes. Pushing from the command prompt works flawlessly.

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Thanks for the quick reply. It worked when launching the app from the command-line, but it doesn't work when I launch it from dash. Any idea why that is?

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I am not entirely sure, but most likely it is related to the fact that Obsidian instance that you're launching from dash is sandboxed, and it doesn't "see" your $PATH. I didn't pinpoint the issue yet, but it seems like an emerging pattern given other, similar issues some people have.

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Got it. Let me know if I can help in any way! :)

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As a workaround, you could try adding AppImage to dash manually.

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same issue using flatpack.

The workaround is: flatpak run --socket=ssh-auth md.obsidian.Obsidian but this requires to confirm host authenticity each time

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An update from 2 days ago seems to have fixed this issue for me. I'm not sure what update it was because the Obsidian version hasn't changed (it's been at version 0.9.17 for a few days now). Maybe it was an update to this plugin.

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Automatic push doesn't seem to work for me either (I set it to 5 minutes intervals), I'm on macOS with Obsidian v0.10.1, any way I can debug this to fix it?

Seems to work after changing the timings a few times and restarting the app. Not sure if just a setting got messed up?

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@NicholasMamo Can I close this now?

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@NicholasMamo Can I close this now?

Not yet, I'm afraid. It hasn't worked for at least a month now. When I push, I get the error: "git: push failed to github.com:username/vault.git bad owner or permissions on vault.git".

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When you push changes from the command prompt. Do you have to type in some password or similar?

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FYI, take a look at this.
#39 (comment)

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This is what worked for me: #39 (comment)

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I'm now trying to summarize auth methods here

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One possible solution is to create a simple script

# Change to your project directory
cd /path/to/vault

# Add all changes
git add .

# Commit changes with a message
git commit -m "Automated commit"

# Push changes to the remote repository (change to master if needed)
git push origin main

then set a cron job to execute it for every 10 min let's say
*/10 * * * * /path/to/script
P.S. you should set your access token from your gh

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