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how does sourcetree support git enterprise SSO?

jasminewu229
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March 5, 2019

my company has SSO enabled for our git enterprise host, and when I tried to setup the account, there's only basic authentication, and it fails with following error:

 

what should I do?

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bgannin
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March 5, 2019

Hi @jasminewu229,

I believe it should work properly with an access token as described in their documentation. Please let us know if you encounter issues after that. 

Cheers,

Brian Ganninger
Principal Developer, Sourcetree

William Dixon
May 23, 2019

So I created the token, how do I use it w/ ST? Only basic auth is provided as an option.

Luke Noel-Storr
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September 7, 2021

In case anyone else ends up here looking for an answer: You just use it as the password, alongside your GitHub Enterprise username (i.e. your GitHub profile name, not necessarily the username/email you use for SSO).

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