git verify failing

[ComputerFields]

Hello, I'm getting the following error with git verify:

xxx@xxx MINGW64 ~/git/git-exercises (commit-one-file)
$ git verify
Verifying the commit-one-file exercise. Hold on...
Solution could not be verified - push failed.
Do you have an internet connection?

I'm using git bash on Windows 10 Pro.

[Wojciech Frącz]

Should be fine now.

[ComputerFields]

No change on my end.

I did the following:

• checked out the master branch
• deleted the added files from the workspace (A.txt B.txt)
• deleted the commit-one-file branch
• ./configure.sh
• git start
• git verify

No change, same messages.

[Wojciech Frącz]

Try using git push instead of the last git verify - what is the command output?

[Janez Kolar]

@ComputerFields I had the same issues but the message saying "Do you have an internet connection?" should be changed with something like "Please take a closer look at the exercise you are probably missing something or check your internet connection"

The solution of this challenge is that you remove one file from the staging area: git remove "B.txt" and then commit with a message: git commit -m "I commited only A.txt" and then: git verify and you are good to go ;)

[Sharjeel]

I am facing the same issue with "ignore-them" exercise

[Janez Kolar]

@sharjeelsayed check my answer above yours

[Wojciech Frącz]

@janez33 thank you for your input. I have improved detecing of no-progress in a task, so such siutuation should no longer produce "no internet connection" message.