Resolve import failure on very slow/unstable networks #265
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While working with vcs I was noticing a lot of failures when having to be on an unreliable VPN connection when running an import command. This is the failure I was seeing:
Could not determine ref type of version: kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peerAfter doing some debugging, I noted that vcs was erroring out when running the git "ls-remote" command. Upon further inspection, I noted that the retry flag was not being passed to where this command was being called. After applying the changes in this PR, vcs is now able to successfully import all my git repos on an unstable connection (with a retry flag being passed in).