โ08-30-2022 08:16 AM
I've followed instructions and did gitlab integration:
Am I missing some step?
Thanks for help !
โ08-30-2022 09:05 AM
"In Admin console -> Repos Git URL Allow List permissions: Disabled (no restrictions)."
Here I am using "only restrict .." give it a try ๐
"In Admin console -> Repos Git URL Allow List: https:.....*.git"
Here just put only domain and separate it by commas, for example:
โ07-24-2024 10:50 AM - edited โ07-24-2024 10:52 AM
I'd like to resurrect this thread, as there's no solution posted yet. When I try to push a branch from Databricks, I am receiving
Error pushing changes. Remote ref update was rejected. Make sure you have write access to this remote repository.
My repo is located on gitlab.com. Setup:
Like OP, I can `git pull` the successfully but `push` fails. On the Databricks clone of the repo, all I have done is create a test file with one line in the root directory and update an existing file in the root directory with a single uncommented line. Please help!
โ07-24-2024 11:29 AM
Discovered the solution to my problem - Databricks Git integration does not support the use of project-level access tokens. It only supports the use of user-level personal access tokens. When I switched my Git credentials to use a personal access token AND my corporate email according to GitLab, it worked.
Monday
> Databricks Git integration does not support the use of project-level access tokens
Thank you for reporting this issue. Gitlab project access tokens stopped working sometime after May 2024. The issue is on our backlog. Are you able to use an alternative to unblock your work?
Monday
Thanks for your reply - I did, see my reply above.
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