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How do I get source-tree to ask my password again for when I push, after putting in a wrong one?

Lee August
Lee August Mar 13, 2019

I have authenticated, and signed in, and yet still every time I try to push get "master
remote: Invalid username or password." I would love for another prompt for password when I try to push, but it seems no matter where I put in the right password, I can't undo the crime

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minnsey Atlassian Team Mar 19, 2019

Hi

Assuming you are on Windows, open the Windows Credential Manager and delete all entries prefixed by 'git:'

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