I was using another github account to practice, and now I set up my own github account. I will be primarily using my own account from now on. My problem is that my computer
Thanks David Condrey.
For anyone having the same issue on Windows 10, the following worked for me. Only slightly different to the Apple Mac answer.
Using the git bash shell / command line, start an editor:
git config --global --edit
I had only a [user] section in this file. Your's may be different.
Add the following credential section and single line entry to the end of the file:
[credential]
useHttpPath = true
Note it's credential, not credentials.
You don't need the helper = osxkeychain line, which is for Apple Macs.
Save and Exit the editor.
Now when you 'git push', a login dialogue window appears (but may be in the background). The Octocat icon appears in the taskbar.
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PS: Later, I found this had added a line to the global config and that the following command can be used instead:
git config --global credential.usehttppath true