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Can't clone Azure DevOps repo (Unless using PAT token)

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Hi All,

Trying to "Clone from URL" on SourceTree, but run into an authentication issue when trying to pull it down from Azure DevOps. Without posting the whole error message - this is the final error I get:

fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://dev.azure.com/CompanyName/ProjectName/_git/RepoName/'

This is using the latest version of SourceTree (4.2.0 (246)) and MacOS Ventura (13.0.1).

I can get it to work using a PAT embedded in the URL, but others seem to be able to clone the repo without creating a PAT to do so.

 

Installing Git Credential Manager via terminal fixes this issue, but ends up breaking authentication to a local TFS server in the process.

Happy with using the PAT method, but curious if others have run into the same issue or if there's a fix.

 

Thanks

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