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It _does_ check for an entry in your ~/.ssh/config file but in my case it did not find a "Host" entry with the name it was looking for.

git folder and that will have the actual hostname in there. Of course when PhpStorm pulls or pushes to the git repository it checks the config file of the project's. This time I had set it up so that "Host" was named something else and "HostName" had the actual fully qualified domain name. What happened to be the case though was that my ~/.ssh/config file always happened to have the hostname of git host as its "Host" entry. I have multiple projects set up on different git hosts and it always seemed to take the right key. The problem stems from the fact that PhpStorm uses the default public key to connect to a git repository and it expects it to be named "id_rsa". Now, `git pull` on the command line worked like a charm and debugging the SSH connection with `ssh -vvv my.git.host` obviously didn't show any problems. But when performing a git pull PhpStorm told me this:įetch failed: fatal: Could not read from remote repository. I set up a project recently that required a public SSH key to be on the server in order for me to gain access to the git repository. In that window you can still fix any mistakes that were about to be committed. During a commit you can even select a file and hit cmd+d to see a last-minute diff of the changes you're about to commit. Pulling (cmd+t) and committing (cmd+k) work like a charm and are visualised well. With the hack in-place, below are some simple diagnostic listings that show the environment according to Snapd.PhpStorm has amazing git integration. Now every time you start the terminal/bash it will automatically put you inside a PID namespace with Systemd and Snapd running. The double-backslashes \\ used to be required, but I have heard that you may use a single slash / now: Change the username to match your Windows username. C:\Users\diddledan\.wslconfig with at least the following two lines.

In Windows create or edit a file at %USERPROFILE%\.wslconfig, e.g.

Copy the compiled kernel to your Windows user profile directory (replace diddledan with your Windows username):Ĭp arch/x86/boot/bzImage /mnt/c/Users/diddledan/vmlinux-wsl2-snapd.

Change directory into the kernel source and compile:Ĭd WSL2-Linux-Kernel make KCONFIG_CONFIG=Microsoft/config-wsl.

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Sudo apt-get install build-essential flex bison libssl-dev libelf-dev

Check out (git clone) the source at into an Ubuntu distro:.

Exit all WSL2 sessions and in cmd.exe or PowerShell run wsl -shutdown to ensure that the new kernel is used when you restart your WSL2 session(s).

Kernel=C:\\Users\\diddledan\\vmlinux-wsl2-snapd The double-backslashes \\ were originally required although I have heard that you may use a forward slash / now: wslconfig with at least the following two lines.

Edit or create a file alongside called.

Copy the binary to %USERPROFILE%, e.g.

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Download the latest release from my WSL2 Linux for Snap Packages repository on GitHub.

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ubuntu-wsl2-systemd-script.sh -force Code language: Bash ( bash ) Optional: Strict Snap Package confinement support (custom kernel) Use precompiled binary