Hi Y’all
This might be a bit out of the the Sublime Text Forum remit; but am a bit at the end of the old tether so thought I’d try you folks.
No trouble with git (at the command line) pushing code to gitlab.
Gitsavvy (for ST3) does a lot of the command line functions (graph, status, reflog, stage, commit etc) but can I get gitsavvy to push to the repo at gitlab?
Can I (insert appropriate expletive) 
google : gitlab, gitsavvy,
fatal: could not read Username for ‘https://gitlab.com’: No such device or address (the main error I’m getting).
^^Have tried a few of the above ^^
tried some of these options too
Those include setting up a SSH key, making sure that user.name and email address are the same everywhere, going through lots of the info on the github web page for gitsavvy etc etc.
The git commands seem to go through a python “interepter” ie they’re not being sent directly to the command line (if they did they’d work, as the git commands work via command line)
Any suggestions ?
Failing that could some recommend a good plugin, other than gitsavvy, for ST3 that would interface with git please? Gitsavvy looked good, but I’ve been at this for 8 - 10 hours over the course of three days, maybe time to give up on gitsavvy ?
Any thoughts or direction much appreciated.
All the best 
PS
In ST3 I’ve opened up the command panel (?) (ctrl+`) and it’s trying to do this command:
GitSavvy.core.exceptions.GitSavvyError: $ git push jackmpf master:master
When i do git push jackmpf master:master from the commandline it works, but it requires a password… hhhmmm
PPS Have spent another couple of hours trying to get the SSH key to work (which I have a feeling is the only solution to the gitsavvy problem) in order to get round the password I have to submit to gitlab. Anyway can’t get that to work either. Such fun ! Love to you all ! 
PPPS Tried using api token. All though I got a success message concerning gitLab integration I still can’t push after gitlab:set remote for integration even though that’s successful…