If not, they get the popup again, and if the popup is closed, then it just proceeds with the operation without any authentication.
Github smartgit code#
If the operation is successful, that selection is then cached in association with the repo in question. Today I got Smartgit 3.0.10 running with bitbucket by the following steps: To upload local code 1) Created the repository in bitbucket manually through the website 2) Add your ssh key to the website ( PuttyGen > Conversions > Export OpenSSH ) 3) In your local repos check the contents of reposDir. Github + Smartgit 20.2.4 on Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS Jeffery Petit at 13:14 Also, remove credentials from Edit>Preferences>Authentication. If there are multiple hosting providers set up with OAuth, the first time a repo needs access the user gets presented with a popup window where they have to select which OAuth token to use.
In my mind, a nice workaround feature would be: Setting up a personal access token doesn't help. With SmartGit, you can easily access a Planio Git repository without ever having to use the command line You can also sync a local folder with the repository.
Oops sorry I never replied to this, a whole bunch of stuff came up and it slipped my mind.Īs an update, the problem I'm having (not sure if this was happening back then or not, but it is now) is that when I input my username/password, it says that the credentials are incorrect (perhaps because I have 2FA set up on my GitHub account? I don't get this error on my other GitHub account that doesn't have 2FA).
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