Git clone username and password

[Raja5221]

[Raja5221]

Any one have solution

[aristarh2704]

Add "t" symbol at the end of command)

[69MN69]

Any one have solution

Try with your gmail. Dont try with your username

[IkayJnr]

Not working

[kcubeterm]

@IkayJnr make sure link is correct and that repo is public if you not own that,

[kith-hyzenburg]

Wheres the solution for this please

[ghost]

@kith-hyzenburg Here is a solution:

1. Ensure your URL has no typos.
2. Ensure that repository you are cloning exists or not private.

[Princewill4]

Still having same issues

[ChiefMikeK]

maybe try pkg install gh vice $ git ?

[ghost]

Already stated, if git asks for password but it not works, follow these troubleshooting steps:

1. Ensure your URL has no typos. This means: no truncated urls, like ending in .gi instead of .git (you may omit the ".git" though), no other typos like gitub.com instead of github.com. Check what you typing, shell won't correct your mistakes!

2. Ensure that repository you are cloning exists or not private. Git, at least in GitHub scope, does not distinguish private repositories from deleted or non-existent ones. If repository does not exist, you will be prompted for password anyway. If you got the repo link from social media, do not expect that it will be correct forever. Sometimes repositories are removed from public, typically due to unexpected attention from community or just being moved to another account.

If you really sure that repository is private and belongs to your account, try using a personal access token instead of password. Remember that you can't clone private repositories to which you don't have access.

As already suggested, you may have better luck with gh - GitHub command line client.