Is it possible to modify the URL for a remote Git repository via Visual Studio 2013 if it happens to be set incorrectly? I'm getting the "famous" (and not very helpful) error that says:
"blah, blah...This transport isn't implemented. Sorry."
Is it possible to make this change via the command prompt?
I know the about the command git remote remove
but the name of the config should follow and I don't know how to determine what it is.
From the command line, git remote set-url remotename url
will do the trick.
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You might want to open the .git\config
as a plain file from Visual Studio and edit its contents.
You'll see that there is a section defining the remote called origin
:
[remote "origin"]
url = git://foo.org/blah.git
fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
If you are using HTTPS (SSL) as a transport layer, then you might want to add:
[http]
sslVerify = false
if you are using a self-issued SSL certificate on the server.