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Unable to authenticate with github enterprise #1755
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They removed the support because they don't have servers... What ... https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github/wiki |
Workaround for now is to downgrade to extension version 0.15 From Wiki
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I'm really sad about this 😢 |
Shouldn't this have been mentioned in the changelog atleast? |
Seems counter-intuitive that a paying customer is getting fewer features... |
This is not github's offering. As far as vscode team's concern, they are just helping vscode community with some useful extensions. As they mentioned in wiki, they have some technical and resource challenges for providing support for GitHub enterprise. |
That's fair... but Microsoft owns GitHub. I guess I'm expecting a little more :-) The wiki says:
It's unclear how to contribute PR. Maybe there's a better write-up somewhere about the challenge... |
Wow, this is really a shame, I use this extension daily for github enterprise, I wouldn't mind contributing to this..
Maybe that's the problem ? :P Anyway it mentions
Also tried using the token but I get |
Closing as a duplicate of #1793 |
My current vscode workspace has an enterprise github project open, but the github pull requests plugin authenticates me with GitHub.com rather than my enterprise server.
I have been using the extension for a number of months with no problems, but when opening vscode yesterday I was prompted to authenticate, and have thus far been unable to get it to authenticate with my enterprise server.
I have followed the instructions in this wiki https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github/wiki but the command mentioned to manually add an access token no longer seems to exist.
Steps to Reproduce:
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