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What Do I Do If the Git Plug-in Password Is Invalid?

Symptom

If the Git plug-in is used in JupyterLab, when a private repository is cloned or a file is pushed, an error occurs.

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Possible Causes

The authorization using a password has been canceled in GitHub. When cloning a private repository or pushing a file, you are required to enter a token in the authorization text box.

Solution

Use a token for authorization. When cloning a private repository or pushing a file, enter the token in the authorization text box. For details about how to obtain a token, see Using the Git Plug-in.

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