For anyone else that got stuck wondering why their repo wouldn't automatically commit and push to github, please note that you will have to create one repository per graph. I didn't see that mentioned anywhere. If you have one repository containing multiple graphs, it will not work. The graph has to be the root of the repo, therefore you can only have one graph per repo and will need one repo per graph.
Git has obvious advantage in being actual versioning system, but for most users it's a tool too complex. Simple cloud syncing into GDrive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Kooofr or any other cloud is way easier. Of course the fact doesn't make this video irrelevant, it would be desirable though, to mention at the beginning who is this video for a for who not. Most people wouldn't know what versioning system is and wouldn't know into what they're getting and if they even need it (really not, if the don't know what are branches, conflicts, etc.). Also, I thought private project option is only available in paid accounts and in limited quantity, but I use git mostly in corporate environment, so I don't know, perhaps it has changed. Interesting video though 👍
Thank you for the video. For the git error, the way I resolved this was through changing my git remote origin to be an SSH URL. So, it was now ssh instead of https. If you followed the videos instructions and get the errors. git remote remove origin git remote add origin After this my version control was working great.
This is great, but the step when you have logseq auto commit your changes. Did you still have to go manually push those changes to github? doesn't show up in your video but for me the changes are commited.. but not pushed. EDIT: NVM I got it sorted, I changed from using HTTPs to SSH and now my changes automagically show up in GH.
Hi David, very exciting video, I believe I have followed everything as laid out but cannot get Logseq to sync to Github without adding through terminal... can you point me in the right direction please, love you work?
Hello David, great video. Highly inforamtional. I am just having one problem, I think my mac logseq is auto committing but not updating the data in my git repo. Because, when I try to commit through terminal, terminal says that I am one commit ahead due to logseq auto commit but still no updates in the git repo i.e. it is not pushing. Is there a way to auto-push or have I understood incorrectly?
@@Good-and-Geeky It's a awesome viedo! Thank you very much. A problem I met: unable to push, it shows "Repository not found. fatal: Could not read from remote repository.Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists." What I should do?
@@Good-and-Geeky my setup is a bit different, so i ended up just dropping the graph export in a folder as a repo then pointing nginx to it. just have to setup the action now. but was curious about pages.
I'm not totally sure what you mean by your comment. This way of synchronising your data across platforms is quite nerdy and if you're not comfortable with it may I suggest that you use they synchronisation that's now available with Logseq. It would be much easier although it is something you do have to pay for. Lately I've been using Obsidian which I started using before the Logseq synchronisation became available. Even though this solution I have in this video does actually work fairly well it is much simpler and easier to use the paid for option.
For anyone else that got stuck wondering why their repo wouldn't automatically commit and push to github, please note that you will have to create one repository per graph. I didn't see that mentioned anywhere. If you have one repository containing multiple graphs, it will not work. The graph has to be the root of the repo, therefore you can only have one graph per repo and will need one repo per graph.
Thanks for adding that
Git has obvious advantage in being actual versioning system, but for most users it's a tool too complex. Simple cloud syncing into GDrive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Kooofr or any other cloud is way easier. Of course the fact doesn't make this video irrelevant, it would be desirable though, to mention at the beginning who is this video for a for who not. Most people wouldn't know what versioning system is and wouldn't know into what they're getting and if they even need it (really not, if the don't know what are branches, conflicts, etc.). Also, I thought private project option is only available in paid accounts and in limited quantity, but I use git mostly in corporate environment, so I don't know, perhaps it has changed. Interesting video though 👍
Thank you for the video.
For the git error, the way I resolved this was through changing my git remote origin to be an SSH URL. So, it was now ssh instead of https. If you followed the videos instructions and get the errors.
git remote remove origin
git remote add origin
After this my version control was working great.
Excellent. I'm really pleased you got it sorted out. Logseq is an excellent application!
however, even i used the ssh url, the error still occurs and cannot be resolved🤣
Carlos really seems like a good guy 🤣.
Thanks for the video. I came here looking for what to put in .gitignore, and you had the answer!
Thank you. I follow your video step by step. It works. 🙏🌹
You're welcome!
This is great, but the step when you have logseq auto commit your changes. Did you still have to go manually push those changes to github? doesn't show up in your video but for me the changes are commited.. but not pushed.
EDIT: NVM I got it sorted, I changed from using HTTPs to SSH and now my changes automagically show up in GH.
help me, Sir, I'm stuck on this issue
PS C:\Users\Dayet\Documents\LogSeq Programming Stuff\.git\hooks> chmod +x /.pre-commit && chmod +x ./post-commit
At line:1 char:23
+ chmod +x /.pre-commit && chmod +x ./post-commit
+ ~~
The token '&&' is not a valid statement separator in this version.
+ CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidEndOfLine
Thanks for making a nice video! May I put your link in my repo's readme?
ok
Great video, thanks!
Btw, what theme are u using? lol
anyway to automate the process of "git pull" on desktop instead of needing to open a terminal and type "git pull"?
Hi David, very exciting video, I believe I have followed everything as laid out but cannot get Logseq to sync to Github without adding through terminal... can you point me in the right direction please, love you work?
Hi there. At which point are you getting stuck?
@barryodonnell4977 I didn't find this mentioned anywhere, but you will need 1 repository for each graph
Hello David, great video. Highly inforamtional. I am just having one problem, I think my mac logseq is auto committing but not updating the data in my git repo. Because, when I try to commit through terminal, terminal says that I am one commit ahead due to logseq auto commit but still no updates in the git repo i.e. it is not pushing. Is there a way to auto-push or have I understood incorrectly?
Hello! Thank you for the video! Where can I see the next video about iPhone settings? Thank you
ua-cam.com/video/FUSlKE19K5I/v-deo.html There you go...
Just coming here to point out that your ssh keys must be named something "standard" like id_rsa. I had a custom name on my keys and it was not working
Unable to push.. It says ... Write access to repository not granted??? what to do
Did you get into the settings and work it out?
4:27 how u got Lobby > master1? .. I didn't see any such thing?
I made some changes to the config file of my terminal to add those extra bits. You don't need it to make this work.
@@Good-and-Geeky It's a awesome viedo! Thank you very much. A problem I met: unable to push, it shows "Repository not found. fatal: Could not read from remote repository.Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists." What I should do?
How were you able to get it to push automatically?
At this stage I don’t remember but I think it was built in
what if you want to use gitlab?
Have a go to see if you can make it work, I have not tried it myself. I'll be interested to hear how you get on...
@@Good-and-Geeky my setup is a bit different, so i ended up just dropping the graph export in a folder as a repo then pointing nginx to it. just have to setup the action now. but was curious about pages.
Pleased you got it sorted. I have paid for the sync with Obsidian now.
I dont understand the git on cumputer file. when the screen gets dark the problem starts
I'm not totally sure what you mean by your comment. This way of synchronising your data across platforms is quite nerdy and if you're not comfortable with it may I suggest that you use they synchronisation that's now available with Logseq. It would be much easier although it is something you do have to pay for. Lately I've been using Obsidian which I started using before the Logseq synchronisation became available. Even though this solution I have in this video does actually work fairly well it is much simpler and easier to use the paid for option.