lucieku

Ah I didnt’t assume that I also have to tick “Blacklist” or “Whitelist”. “do not check invalid plugins” sounds as if it’s a standalone option.

But all right, it works now. Thanks! ??

1.) I activated “Don’t validate inactive plugins” but inactive plugins are still listed in the list of validated plugins e.g.
[x] W3 Total Cache (inaktiv)
and I also receive notifications for inactive plugins.

2.) Thanks, I changed the WP URL. I’ll wait for the next update notificiation to check the updated URLs (maybe it would be a good idea to add a “Send Test Mail” button which generates a dummy email notification which also allows to test whether sending mails from the plugin to the specified email address works in general?!)

Yes, I can push/pull.

In the topbar it says e.g. “15 untracked files”.
At the Revisr Dashboard it also says: “There are currently 15 untracked files on branch master. Commit your changes to save them.”

The commit dialog then also says:
“There are 15 untracked files that can be added to this commit.”
and lists the files.
Then I commit the changes.

The “push changes” button does not show a count.
Then pressing the “push changes” button asks
“Are you sure you sure you want to push all committed changes to the remote?”
without listing the separate changes / file additions.
Then I confirm and push the changes.

On the remote system the changes get then pulled automatically due to the triggered Webhook.

Thanks for the answer. Ok, I can live without colors, just thought some configuration was broken.

I use git version 2.6.3 locally and git version 1.7.1 on my remote server. The counts are missing on both systems – that’s why I think it’s not related to git itself. (FYI During setup I copied all files from local to remote using SFTP).

I had a similiar issue: Files (e.g. media files) got pulled by my remote server correctly (I checked that they got created on the filesystem) but did not show up in the Media section of the WordPress backend.

I also reverted the last database commit and with the next push&pull the DB updated correctly and all media files showed up as expected.

I struggled with the same problem (trying to login to my git remote with the Apache user using a ssh key file).
I finally got it working without needig to provide a HTTPS clone URL:

1. Create a ssh key for your Apache user (on a Mac the Apache user is called _www, on other systems the user name might be e.g. apache), e.g.:
sudo -u _www ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096

2. Add the public ssh key to your remote server.

2. Sign in as the Apache user:
sudo -s -u _www

3. ssh connect to the remote server (ssh remoteuser@remoteserver) and accept the fingerprint of the remote server.

If you can login to the remote server using your ssh key file (without providing a password manually) pushing and pulling should work from Revisr as well. ??