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When I try to push added and committed changes upstream I get a dialog box with a 'Message Detail field" that indicates:

Repository git@git.somehostedplace.com:somerepo.git

Not Implemented! TODO

On the command line I can push to the repo, so I'm pretty sure it's a Zend/Eclipse issue. Anyone ever see this before and have any idea what's going on?

My versions of JGit and EGit is 1.3.0.20120215

Additionl information: When I browse on the command line to the project workspace and the code, I can push it and I get the same TODO message. The issue seems limited soley to the IDE created copy, because if I do a regular git clone on the command line everything works fine...

Ray
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  • I don't know what the issue is, but you should have a look at your eclipse error log and paste any relevant errors. – Andrew Eisenberg May 17 '12 at 13:49
  • @AndrewEisenberg unfortunately, it's not throwing any java errors in the Zend error log. – Ray May 17 '12 at 14:18
  • Perhaps a network/proxy problem? Eclipse uses separate proxy settings than the rest of your system. Go to Preferences -> General -> Network settings. – Andrew Eisenberg May 17 '12 at 14:46

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So after digging around a bit I found that if you right click on the Git project and select Team->Remote->'Configure Push To Upstream' a dialog opens.

A box at the bottom of the dialog labeled "Ref Mapping" with some odd stuff in it. I deleted the entry in the box and now I can push without any issue.

Ray
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