Rasa Interactive for Version Controll

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#1

I am trying to use the version control for my rasa-x ui. I have completed all steps but at last during verification. I am getting error

I am using this command: sudo curl --request POST --url http://XX.XXX.X.XXX/api/projects/default/git_repositories?api_token=**************************************** –header ‘content-type: application/json’ --data-binary @repository.json

I am getting this error: {“version”:“0.25.2”,“status”:“failure”,“message”:“Insufficient permissions for remote repository.”,“reason”:“RepositoryCreationFailed”, “details”:{“args”:[“Given repository credentials don’t provide write permissions to the repository. Please make sure the ssh key is correct and the administrator of the remote repository gave you the required permissions.”]},“help”:null,“code”:422}

Please help me out from this error. Thanks in advance

#2

You probably didn’t click the Allow write access box when you added your ssh key to the repo.

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#3

Thanks for your reply stephens,

I have confirmed once again and found that I have already clicked on allow write access. But still getting error is same. So I have updated my rasa-x version 0.28.

Now I have got this window and don’t know where to put this key?

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I have a public key which I have already put in my github as deploy key. One more I have a private key which I have put in my “repository.json” file. Then where should I put this key.

please explain me step by step clearly.

Thanks.

#4

You should not be using your own public key. Rasa X generates the key you’ve shown in that screenshot. You need to paste that key into the github settings deploy key and make sure you allow write access.

#5

Hello stephens,

I have paste that key into my github settings and also allow write access. But it is showing something went wrong message. Please try again…

So, what I can do now.

#6

Look at the Rasa X log. If you’re running under docker-compose use:

docker-compose logs rasa-x