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git-ecosystem/git-credential-manager#1442
In GCM 2.4.1, OAuth for Gitea and other sites are supported. However, if you log into a remote server over ssh and try to push a git repo there (even if GCM is updated to 2.4.1 on the remote server), vs code will still prompt for username and password like in a HTTP basic auth.
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Support git-credential-manager OAuth for Gitea and other sites
Support git-credential-manager OAuth for Gitea and other git server
Jan 10, 2024
VS Code is "the participant" in the git authentication pipeline so the fact that VS code prompts for username and passwords indicates that GCM manager is not configured correctly hence it did not handle the auth request.
@nick008a, I see that you have already filed an issue in the git credential manager repo. I think that is the best course of action as this does not seem to be an issue with VS Code. I will go ahead and close this issue for now, but please feel free to reopen it if it turns out to be an issue with VS Code. Thanks!
git-ecosystem/git-credential-manager#1442
In GCM 2.4.1, OAuth for Gitea and other sites are supported. However, if you log into a remote server over ssh and try to push a git repo there (even if GCM is updated to 2.4.1 on the remote server), vs code will still prompt for username and password like in a HTTP basic auth.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: