Hi, I don't know why, today this popup windows suddentlly aprear.It popup again and again after close , even if I enter the user name and pass word, still popup (actually I don't want to enter password here, gloably )

I installed git-bash in a long time ago, doesn't happen this situation before.
I found related to this
https://github.com/Microsoft/Git-Credential-Manager-for-Windows/issues/424
git config --global credential.modalPrompt false
I run this command in git-bash and msys2 (the two env have git installed), both not work.
Then I recalled the recently updated softwares, and found vscode ! Yes it is by vscode , I really want to knock that idol's head for putting such stupid buggy behavious in vscode . push to user without testing .
Sorry, I just say the behavious in vscode, seems not by this project.
@eromoe I'm sorry VSCode is giving you problems.
Thank you for triaging and resolving the issue yourself.
This lengthy issue discussion needs a gist of itself just to help someone find a quick fix. My VSCode drove me from pillar to post till I disabled the auto fetch by using the command specified above.
git config --global credential.modalPrompt false
Although I am still not clear how I can pull / push from github since it doesn't seem to accept any combination of my user / pass. I tried with a personal token even.
Although I am still not clear how I can pull / push from github since it doesn't seem to accept any combination of my user / pass. I tried with a personal token even.
@shiftkey this seems like a bug in the GitHub authentication stack. Can you help diagnose, or re-assign to somebody from your side of things to help? Thanks!
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This lengthy issue discussion needs a gist of itself just to help someone find a quick fix. My VSCode drove me from pillar to post till I disabled the auto fetch by using the command specified above.
git config --global credential.modalPrompt falseAlthough I am still not clear how I can pull / push from github since it doesn't seem to accept any combination of my user / pass. I tried with a personal token even.