platform push - Host key verification failed

[xyzPeter]

Hi,

I'm new to Platform.sh. Trying to push my first project, but get this error:

(ll_env) PS C:\dev\Python\learning_log> platform push
Selected project: Learning Log (bhbgfj73fqmv6)

Pushing HEAD to the environment main (type: production) of project Learning Log (bhbgfj73fqmv6)

Are you sure you want to continue? [Y/n]

  Host key verification failed.
  fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

  Please make sure you have the correct access rights
  and the repository exists.

SSH was unable to verify the host key.

From what I can tell, platform CLI creates an SSH key when I login.
Is some additional step for keys required when pushing an app to Platform.sh?

Thanks,
Peter

[lolautruche]

cc @akalipetis @pjcdawkins

[pjcdawkins]

@xyzPeter it isn't a problem with your own key/access, it's a problem with your SSH client's verification of our server's key. To diagnose further try something like:

ssh "$(platform project:info git)"

[xyzPeter]

Many thanks for your help with this!

This helped me understand that the problem was caused by the origin being github. I presume that you cannot push to two different locations at the same time.

That led me to this article on integrating from github to Platform.sh:
https://docs.platform.sh/integrations/source/github.html

I've set this up and now when I push code changes to github, they are immediately replicated to Platform.sh.

Works great.