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Does not accept my PAT on a new system, but accepts the same PAT on an older one. #142169
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Scope: Format: Credential Manager: git version 2.43.0 HTTP vs. SSH: |
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Hi camuso,
It looks like you're encountering an authentication issue with your Personal Access Token (PAT) on a new system. Here are a few things you can try to resolve the issue:
Token Scope: Make sure that your PAT has the correct scopes enabled for the actions you want to perform. For pushing to a repository, you typically need the repo scope.
Token Format: Double-check that you are using the PAT correctly as the password when prompted. It should be used instead of your GitHub password.
Credential Manager: If you are using a credential manager (like Git Credential Manager), it might be storing outdated credentials. You can try clearing the stored credentials and then re-entering your PAT.