After adding the repository, a window with the heading "git credential manager for windows" constantly pops up. Whatever I do (enter different logins and passwords, cancel), it then appears again. And in more than two copies. How to get rid of it?
I have registered the following settings in the .hgrc file, but this does not help.
[auth] repo.prefix = http://to.my.repo repo.username = <login> repo.password = <pass> repo.schemes = http
Hi Sukhrob,
It sounds like Windows is not saving your entry, which is why tou would continue to get the credential popup everytime you make a connection.
There are a few different solutions that have been successful listed at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/SourceTree-questions/Git-Credential-Manager-for-Windows-Popups/qaq-p/579905.
Cheers,
Gary
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In your file you have "http" but it should probably be "https"
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Hi Sukhrob,
Can you go to Control Panel -> Credential Manager -> Generic Credentials. Find any GIT, or HG entries, and remove them. Then re add a repo - you should then again get the pop up window >> add the proper creds. Can you confirm if you continue to get the popup after that?
Cheers,
Gary
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There is no such menu item in the SourceTree program. I see such items as: File, Edit, View, Repository, Actions, Tools. Where can I find the "Control Panel"?
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I'm fairly certain @Garyis referring to the Windows Control Panel -- if you are on Windows 10, searching for it via the Start Menu will get you there.
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