Set Git Username and Password in GitBash

How to enter Username and Password in Git Bash?

• Open Git Bash.
• Use the command $ git config –global user.name “YourUsername” to set your username.
• Use the command $ git config –global user.email “YourEmail” to set your email.
• Use the command $ git config –global user.password “YourPassword” to set your password.

How to check Git Bash username and email in Terminal?

To check your Git Bash username, use the command : $ git config user.name

To check your Git Bash username, use the command : $ git config user.email

Why is Git Bash asking for username and password?

Git Bash may ask for your username and password when you’re trying to authenticate with a remote repository, such as when pushing or pulling changes.

Where can I find my Git Password?

Your Git password is stored securely and is not directly accessible. However, you can set it using the command $ git config –global user.password “YourPassword” in GitBash.

How to config username and password in Git Bash?

• Open Git Bash on your computer.
• Type $ git config –global user.name “YourUsername” to set your username globally.
• Type $ git config –global user.email “YourEmail” to set your email globally.
• Type $ git config –global user.password “YourPassword” to set your password globally.

While working with Git, setting up your username and password is important for various operations like pushing and pulling changes to and from remote repositories. In this article, we’ll walk you through the process of configuring your Git username and password in Git Bash.