Verify HTTPS vs SSH
GitHub supports both HTTPS and SSH for repository access. If you’re using HTTPS, make sure you’re providing the correct credentials.
If you’re using SSH, ensure that your SSH key is properly configured and associated with your GitHub account. You can check this in your GitHub account settings.
How to Fix GitHub Error: Authentication Failed from the Command Line ?Authenticate on GitHub with 2FA
GitHub is a widely used platform for version control and collaborative development. However, encountering authentication errors can impede your workflow. One common issue is the “Authentication Failed” error, which occurs when your credentials are not properly recognized. This article will guide you through troubleshooting steps to resolve this error and get you back to working seamlessly on GitHub from the command line.
Table of Content
- Check Your Credentials
- Verify HTTPS vs SSH
- Update Git Credentials
- Clear Git Credentials Cache
- Go to Settings
- Access Developer Settings
- Select Personal Access Tokens
- Generate a New Token
- Configure Token Settings
- Use the Token for Authentication
- Conclusion
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