I have cloned one of my GitHub repositories with VSCode and I have made some commits. VSCode has asked me for my GitHub password when I have done the first commit.
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I'm a long time user of VS Code on both Windows and Mac. After looking into Windows Credential Manager and removing the problematic user on Windows 10, if I push from VS Code the problematic user would return. This is of course after restarting VS Code, the system, etc, and trying multiple times. The entry would re-appear in Windows Credential Manager each time.
At some point I decided to try to edit the entry instead of deleting it. This approach worked. Give that approach a try if removing the entry doesn't seem to solve the issue.
Check your git config credential.helper
:
if it is manager
, you would need to open your Windows Credential Manager and remove your credentials there.
See this answer for illustration.
git credential-manager reject https://github.com
if it is a osxkeychain
, see "Updating credentials from the OSX Keychain"
git credential-osxkeychain erase https://github.com
Reminder, those credentials (username/password) have nothing to do with your git config user.name
/user.email
.