There is no problem when it comes to accessing the public repositories. But, we need to authenticate ourselves whileaccessing a private repository. There are different ways to authenticate ourselves. Let’s start with the most familiar one… If using HTTPS You should probably know about theHTTPSm...
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To use Google Drive as your FTP server, the simplest method is to use a tool calledGoogle Drive Adapter. This tool links your Google Drive to your computer. Once you authenticate the tool with your Google Drive, it quietly operates on your computer and gives you FTP login details. Here’s...
If you use HTTPs access, after 2-factor authentication is enabled you will need to configure anAccess token(BitBucket calls itapp password) and use it to authenticate. When prompted for credentials, either enter token as username and leave the password field empty or use the ...
If you click it, you're forwarded to GitHub, where you can authenticate with your GitHub credentials. Once the authentication is done, you'll be redirected back into the app. Note: If you're seeing an error and could not be authenticated, stop the app and re-run it with npm run dev...
Now we can make changes to our code (not onmainbranch) and push them to GitHub. But in order to push our code to GitHub, we'll need to first authenticate with our credentials before pushing to our repository: git config --global user.name$GITHUB_USERNAME#<-- CHANGE THIS to your usern...
Clearly, we need to protect information from being disclosed to people that shouldn't have access to it, but more importantly, we need to ensure that information is only altered or destroyed when it's appropriate. We need to make sure we properly authenticate who's accessing the dat...
The other way to authenticate to a Git server is to use a password in order to connect. To git clone using a password, simply provide the username for the git account, and you will be prompted with the password. git clone https://username@<repository_url> Cloning into 'private-repo' ...
Because theGit repositoryin this example is using HTTPS, we must also fill out the remote username and password to authenticate. Once the username and password are accepted, all local commits are pushed to the remote branch. It is important to note however, that many developers would just as...
But in order to push our code to GitHub, we'll need to first authenticate with our credentials before pushing to our repository:git config --global user.name $GITHUB_USERNAME # <-- CHANGE THIS to your username git config --global user.email you@example.com # <-- CHANGE THIS to your ...