If you work with the JSON-settings file, insert the following line into it: git. This time, it should prompt you for the correct username and password. If it is on windows, go to Credential Manager, Windows Credentials and Delete the entries under Generic Credentials. your GitHub user account password (or a PAT if you have 2FA activated)īut if the issue disappear today, then this was linked to this GitHub incident.Īndreas L also mentions in the comments that trying to authenticate from an integrated VS Code terminal can be tricky.Īs detailed in " git push origin master Missing or invalid credentials", and here: After uninstalling git and reinstalling without the credential manager it worked. Unlike this post im authorized in gitLab via GitHub I am authorized in gitLab via gitHub and I trying to clone project with URL.There you would enter your actual credentials:
GIT REMOTE HTTP BASIC ACCESS DENIED UPDATE
update the credentials from the OSX Keychain.use a credential helper ( git config -global credential.helper osxkeychain).Bugfix: removed some potential Access denied messages from the Remote. Those are not "credentials": they won't help authenticate you to a remote service like GitHub. Bugfix: refreshing shared sessions stored on an HTTP backend did not work. I have set up credentials by using git config user.name "your username" and git config user.password "your password", and could see these by running git config -list, what am I missing here? The provided password or token is incorrect or your account has 2FA enabled and you must use a personal access token instead. Command: git -c diff.mnemonicprefixfalse -c core. That will avoid that, for Git commands invoked in the Integrated Terminal, like git push for instance, you would automatically be authenticated against your GitHub account. Error: remote: HTTP Basic: Access denied. Cannot clone gitlab project, Authentication failed. As mentioned in marpo-it's answer, the setting git.terminalAuthentication can be unchecked ( since VSCode 1.45)
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