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I don't know how to put this properly, so I made it into an image.

oauth2andgithub

As you can see, on my latest commit, I added some dependencies using Composer. I removed vendor from my .gitignore file, because I am automatically pushing to the website from git.

Anyone had the same problem but knows how to resolve? The folder/files doesn't exist on the site, because github won't add oauth to my repository.

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  • Thank you, I ended up with this approach. http://stackoverflow.com/a/21022232/1478808 – Nict Jan 09 '14 at 13:57

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(quick and dirty) Fix was pretty simple.

Make sure you can view hidden folders. In windows it's pretty simple: 

Organize->Folder and search options (or something similar)->Advanced Settings->Show hidden files, folders and drives.

Went into vendor/adoy/oauth2, removed the .git folder then pushed to my repository the standard way.

The repository oauth2, (when used with composer) downloads the (hidden) .git folder. I simply deleted it, and it's now working as intended.

I'm not sure how this will affect the composer setup, though, so be careful.

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The folder/files doesn't exist on the site, because GitHub won't add oauth to my repository.

It has added vendor/adoy/oauth2, as a submodule.

When you clone that repo, a simple command will populate that folder:

git submodule update --init --recursive
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