[jbosstools-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (JBIDE-11357) OpenShift Express Tool: cannot create/import an application on a clean windows environment

OpenShift Express Tool: cannot create/import an application on a clean windows environment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: JBIDE-11357 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-11357 Project: Tools (JBoss Tools) Issue Type: Bug Components: openshift Affects Versions: 3.3.0.Beta1 Environment: Windows 7 Reporter: Nam Duong Assignee: Andre Dietisheim Fix For: 3.3.0.Beta3 Attachments: openshift-session-down.ogv, openshift.ogv The Eclipse plugin version showing is: JBoss OpenShift Express Tools 2.3.0.v20120308-2230-H57-Beta1 org.jboss.tools.openshift.express.feature.feature.group JBoss by Red Hat On a new windows VM where new means: - No ssh keys, nor .ssh directory - git is a clean install from cygwin (no git config --globals set yet) - rhc client tools have not yet been executed - meaning there's no .ssh/config file I'm not able to clone my application's repo. That means I'm not able to create a new openshift project, or import a project from an existing openshift application. Steps to reproduce: 1) Open OpenShift Express Console view 2) Select my domain -> App 3) Right-click on App, select Import Application 4) Login 5) Use existing selected application, click next 6) Check "Create a New Project" click next 7) Click ssh Preferences 8) Create my ssh keys 9) Post my ssh public key to my control_panel (https://openshift.redhat.com/app/control_panel) 10) Back on Eclipse, click Apply, OK, and Finish Error: Could not clone the repository. Authentication failed. Please make sure that you added your private key to the ssh preferences. ssh://cb2e5dfe1b3046f0ae7847e26ecc926f@kitchensink-nduongdemo.rhcloud.com/~/git/kitchensink.git/: session is down NOTE that we tried many different things. The only workaround we have is if you: 1) Install the rhc client tools 2) create the domain - this step creates the ssh keys and posts the ssh public key 3) create the app - this clones the app locally 4) modify a file, and then git commit -a -m "first commit" - This step forces the user to set git config --global parameters 5) git push Only then, can the steps above work (where of course, you no longer need to create the ssh keys using ssh preferences)