The issue was solved for me after anycodings_bitbucket changing the repository password, using anycodings_bitbucket no special characters anycodings_bitbucket (!"ç$%&). Not sure if this helps the OP but I hope anycodings_bitbucket it may help someone else looking for anycodings_bitbucket answers to a similar issue.
SOURCETREE AUTHENTICATION FAILED AFTER PASSWORD CHANGE PASSWORD
I set the password to match my current anycodings_bitbucket network password and everything began anycodings_bitbucket working as expected. Tools > Options > Authentication anycodings_bitbucket > Edit (Edit Password) But anycodings_bitbucket apparently - at least in this instance anycodings_bitbucket - it was not. I was operating under the assumption anycodings_bitbucket that SourceTree/Stash was "aware" of any anycodings_bitbucket change made to my network password. Part of our network anycodings_bitbucket security requires us to change those anycodings_bitbucket passwords on a regular basis. anycodings_bitbucket Sometimes I would be challenge in Stash anycodings_bitbucket with a CAPTCHA but it never made a anycodings_bitbucket difference if I provided the correct anycodings_bitbucket information or not.įor me, we're using SourceTree and Stash anycodings_bitbucket in a corporate environment user anycodings_bitbucket accounts are based on network anycodings_bitbucket credentials. I recently had a similar issue with anycodings_bitbucket SourceTree: any time I tried to anycodings_bitbucket push/pull/fetch to/from the remote anycodings_bitbucket origin I would get an authentication anycodings_bitbucket error (using SourceTree with Stash). Apart from the fact you anycodings_bitbucket can put a passphrase on your key, and anycodings_bitbucket then you also need to store the password anycodings_bitbucket on a credential manager or ssh-agent. If you want to roll with HTTPS, you can anycodings_bitbucket securely store your password with Git anycodings_bitbucket credential managerīut personnally, I now always use SSH anycodings_bitbucket authentification, as it seems to be a anycodings_bitbucket better practice, because you use a anycodings_bitbucket personal pair of public/private keys anycodings_bitbucket that will prevent your password to be anycodings_bitbucket stored outside. Now the private key needs to be set in the SSH Client Configuration section.Īfter that I was able to clone the repos using the SSH link.If you got authentication issues with anycodings_bitbucket the GIT console, you can try to switch anycodings_bitbucket your configuration to HTTPS and specify anycodings_bitbucket user & password with the following anycodings_bitbucket command : careful:Ĭoming back to this answer that I made a anycodings_bitbucket very long time ago, I want to give anycodings_bitbucket credits to for anycodings_bitbucket pointing out that the password is stored anycodings_bitbucket as clear text in the. Now the public key needs to be added to GitHub. I generated a key, saved the private key to a file and copied the public key to the clipboard. You can find it in the installation folder.Ĭ:\Users\da\AppData\Local\SourceTree\app-3.4.6\tools\putty In order to do that, you have to create a SSH key pair. The solutionĪfter I have been pissed off enough, I decided to use SSH. I also tried to set up the account as OAuth, this seemed to work but resulted in the same error message. It is often stated to use the token as password, however, this did not work.
I tried a lot of stuff I found on the internet. Please use a personal access token instead. Looking in the details, the usage of a personal access token is the way to go now.Įrror: remote: Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021. SourceTree would just tell me that the URL is not valid. The issue started when I wanted to clone a repo.
Interesting enough, the basic authentication was still working on my other computer. I searched the internet and found a lot of other people struggling with the same error message. Instead, there was always the error message that I need to use a personal access token.
On a new computer, I was not able to clone and access my GitHub projects with SourceTree.
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