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Push Branch gives me Authentication error with VsCode ver. 1.72.0

Open rezanikfal opened this issue 3 years ago • 3 comments

Describe the Bug After updating Vs-Code, the push branch gives me Authentication error. It was working fine before. I copied the git command from Git Graph Output window to the Vs-Code terminal and It worked fine.

Steps to Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

  1. Go to any local commit
  2. Right-Click on the commit name
  3. click on "Push Branch...."
  4. See error

Expected Behaviour It should ask Username and Password to push to the remote

Environment

  • Git Graph Extension Version: [e.g. 1.30.0]
  • Visual Studio Code Version: [e.g. 1.72.0]
  • Operating System: [e.g. Windows 10]
  • Repo on: Bitbucket [e.g. 7.21.4]

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rezanikfal avatar Dec 13 '22 03:12 rezanikfal

Hi @rezanikfal ,

Is this the error you get (I do not have 2FA enabled):

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I have slightly different version of VSCode, but I must be facing a similar problem:

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reszelaz avatar Jan 13 '23 08:01 reszelaz

I am having the same problem for remote operations on repositories using HTTPS protocol, SSH protocols work just fine

Is there a configuration option to manage this?

Screenshot from 2023-04-24 11-52-38

gl-prout avatar Apr 24 '23 08:04 gl-prout

Shouldn't GitGraph appear here? image

I can't make it authenticate in WSL after installing a new distro. Every other extension and the terminal does work.

dzid26 avatar Aug 01 '24 15:08 dzid26