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I am on a Windows 10 machine, and this morning my git credentials were working as expected, and I was busy pushing and pulling code to our Azure Devops project.
Now I cannot, from this specific VM anyways. When I do git pull I get the standard MS authentication prompt, and I can see my MS account (which is connected to windows via our federated AD)
I click on my account, and the prompt goes away, and I get an error in my prompt:
Logon failed, use ctrl+c to cancel basic credential prompt.
Password for 'https://myOrg@dev.azure.com':
If I enter my AD password (or anything else) I get a authentication failed message. I also tried to re-enter my credentials by selecting "Use another account" in the MS sign in window, and I get the same results.
I have seen issues that were solved by removing the cached credentials from the Credential Manager. So I go Control Panel -> Credential Manager and remove all of the credentials that are stored and try the git operation again.
I get the same MS login window, and oddly enough my account is still there, and Connected to windows (and fails the same way when I click on it)
So then I removed my accounts that were associated via Settings -> Accounts -> Access work or school. I could see my MS account there, so that looked promising, but same behaviour.
I tried to update git (it is v2.21.0.windows.1)
I also installed microsoft's git credential manager as per some answers that I found on SO and microsoft's forums.
Still getting the same error.
I rebooted and removed all the credentials/accounts again, then tried from Visual Studio instead of calling git from the command line.
Same error!
My next steps are to rebuild my Windows profile which I am hoping will reset all this stuff. I am able to access the site from another VM, so it seems to be some sort of git configuration/cached credentials on this machine.
Any assistance/ideas are appreciated.
git
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I am on a Windows 10 machine, and this morning my git credentials were working as expected, and I was busy pushing and pulling code to our Azure Devops project.
Now I cannot, from this specific VM anyways. When I do git pull I get the standard MS authentication prompt, and I can see my MS account (which is connected to windows via our federated AD)
I click on my account, and the prompt goes away, and I get an error in my prompt:
Logon failed, use ctrl+c to cancel basic credential prompt.
Password for 'https://myOrg@dev.azure.com':
If I enter my AD password (or anything else) I get a authentication failed message. I also tried to re-enter my credentials by selecting "Use another account" in the MS sign in window, and I get the same results.
I have seen issues that were solved by removing the cached credentials from the Credential Manager. So I go Control Panel -> Credential Manager and remove all of the credentials that are stored and try the git operation again.
I get the same MS login window, and oddly enough my account is still there, and Connected to windows (and fails the same way when I click on it)
So then I removed my accounts that were associated via Settings -> Accounts -> Access work or school. I could see my MS account there, so that looked promising, but same behaviour.
I tried to update git (it is v2.21.0.windows.1)
I also installed microsoft's git credential manager as per some answers that I found on SO and microsoft's forums.
Still getting the same error.
I rebooted and removed all the credentials/accounts again, then tried from Visual Studio instead of calling git from the command line.
Same error!
My next steps are to rebuild my Windows profile which I am hoping will reset all this stuff. I am able to access the site from another VM, so it seems to be some sort of git configuration/cached credentials on this machine.
Any assistance/ideas are appreciated.
git
azure-devops azure-active-directory asked Mar 28 at 21:10
Brandon McClureBrandon McClure
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switch to ssh key?
– 4c74356b41
Mar 28 at 21:11
you mentioned VM and federated AD, do you have any proxy / global proxy in your way?
– M.Sahbi
Mar 29 at 15:59
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I am on a Windows 10 machine, and this morning my git credentials were working as expected, and I was busy pushing and pulling code to our Azure Devops project.
Now I cannot, from this specific VM anyways. When I do git pull I get the standard MS authentication prompt, and I can see my MS account (which is connected to windows via our federated AD)
I click on my account, and the prompt goes away, and I get an error in my prompt:
Logon failed, use ctrl+c to cancel basic credential prompt.
Password for 'https://myOrg@dev.azure.com':
If I enter my AD password (or anything else) I get a authentication failed message. I also tried to re-enter my credentials by selecting "Use another account" in the MS sign in window, and I get the same results.
I have seen issues that were solved by removing the cached credentials from the Credential Manager. So I go Control Panel -> Credential Manager and remove all of the credentials that are stored and try the git operation again.
I get the same MS login window, and oddly enough my account is still there, and Connected to windows (and fails the same way when I click on it)
So then I removed my accounts that were associated via Settings -> Accounts -> Access work or school. I could see my MS account there, so that looked promising, but same behaviour.
I tried to update git (it is v2.21.0.windows.1)
I also installed microsoft's git credential manager as per some answers that I found on SO and microsoft's forums.
Still getting the same error.
I rebooted and removed all the credentials/accounts again, then tried from Visual Studio instead of calling git from the command line.
Same error!
My next steps are to rebuild my Windows profile which I am hoping will reset all this stuff. I am able to access the site from another VM, so it seems to be some sort of git configuration/cached credentials on this machine.
Any assistance/ideas are appreciated.
git
azure-devops azure-active-directory asked Mar 28 at 21:10
Brandon McClureBrandon McClure
4893 silver badges19 bronze badges
I am on a Windows 10 machine, and this morning my git credentials were working as expected, and I was busy pushing and pulling code to our Azure Devops project.
Now I cannot, from this specific VM anyways. When I do git pull I get the standard MS authentication prompt, and I can see my MS account (which is connected to windows via our federated AD)
I click on my account, and the prompt goes away, and I get an error in my prompt:
Logon failed, use ctrl+c to cancel basic credential prompt.
Password for 'https://myOrg@dev.azure.com':
If I enter my AD password (or anything else) I get a authentication failed message. I also tried to re-enter my credentials by selecting "Use another account" in the MS sign in window, and I get the same results.
I have seen issues that were solved by removing the cached credentials from the Credential Manager. So I go Control Panel -> Credential Manager and remove all of the credentials that are stored and try the git operation again.
I get the same MS login window, and oddly enough my account is still there, and Connected to windows (and fails the same way when I click on it)
So then I removed my accounts that were associated via Settings -> Accounts -> Access work or school. I could see my MS account there, so that looked promising, but same behaviour.
I tried to update git (it is v2.21.0.windows.1)
I also installed microsoft's git credential manager as per some answers that I found on SO and microsoft's forums.
Still getting the same error.
I rebooted and removed all the credentials/accounts again, then tried from Visual Studio instead of calling git from the command line.
Same error!
My next steps are to rebuild my Windows profile which I am hoping will reset all this stuff. I am able to access the site from another VM, so it seems to be some sort of git configuration/cached credentials on this machine.
Any assistance/ideas are appreciated.
git
azure-devops azure-active-directory git
azure-devops azure-active-directory asked Mar 28 at 21:10
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switch to ssh key?
– 4c74356b41
Mar 28 at 21:11
you mentioned VM and federated AD, do you have any proxy / global proxy in your way?
– M.Sahbi
Mar 29 at 15:59
add a comment
|
switch to ssh key?
– 4c74356b41
Mar 28 at 21:11
you mentioned VM and federated AD, do you have any proxy / global proxy in your way?
– M.Sahbi
Mar 29 at 15:59
switch to ssh key?
– 4c74356b41
Mar 28 at 21:11
switch to ssh key?
– 4c74356b41
Mar 28 at 21:11
you mentioned VM and federated AD, do you have any proxy / global proxy in your way?
– M.Sahbi
Mar 29 at 15:59
you mentioned VM and federated AD, do you have any proxy / global proxy in your way?
– M.Sahbi
Mar 29 at 15:59
add a comment
|
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Try disconnecting from the team server.
Then try redoing your commit from the Team Explorer window, reconnecting if required.
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I had this issue when moving my DevOps organisation to a different tenant. The only thing that resolved my issue was to remove the tenant.cache file from the GitCredManager, see:
If you use Visual Studio or the Git command-line tool, you might need to clear the cache for the Git Credential Manager.
Deleting the %LocalAppData%GitCredentialManagertenant.cache file on each client machine resolves the issue.
from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/accounts/connect-organization-to-azure-ad?view=azure-devops
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Try disconnecting from the team server.
Then try redoing your commit from the Team Explorer window, reconnecting if required.
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Try disconnecting from the team server.
Then try redoing your commit from the Team Explorer window, reconnecting if required.
answered May 27 at 8:46
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Try disconnecting from the team server.
Then try redoing your commit from the Team Explorer window, reconnecting if required.
answered May 27 at 8:46
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Then try redoing your commit from the Team Explorer window, reconnecting if required.
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I had this issue when moving my DevOps organisation to a different tenant. The only thing that resolved my issue was to remove the tenant.cache file from the GitCredManager, see:
If you use Visual Studio or the Git command-line tool, you might need to clear the cache for the Git Credential Manager.
Deleting the %LocalAppData%GitCredentialManagertenant.cache file on each client machine resolves the issue.
from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/accounts/connect-organization-to-azure-ad?view=azure-devops
answered May 28 at 13:48
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I had this issue when moving my DevOps organisation to a different tenant. The only thing that resolved my issue was to remove the tenant.cache file from the GitCredManager, see:
If you use Visual Studio or the Git command-line tool, you might need to clear the cache for the Git Credential Manager.
Deleting the %LocalAppData%GitCredentialManagertenant.cache file on each client machine resolves the issue.
from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/accounts/connect-organization-to-azure-ad?view=azure-devops
answered May 28 at 13:48
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I had this issue when moving my DevOps organisation to a different tenant. The only thing that resolved my issue was to remove the tenant.cache file from the GitCredManager, see:
If you use Visual Studio or the Git command-line tool, you might need to clear the cache for the Git Credential Manager.
Deleting the %LocalAppData%GitCredentialManagertenant.cache file on each client machine resolves the issue.
from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/accounts/connect-organization-to-azure-ad?view=azure-devops
answered May 28 at 13:48
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I had this issue when moving my DevOps organisation to a different tenant. The only thing that resolved my issue was to remove the tenant.cache file from the GitCredManager, see:
If you use Visual Studio or the Git command-line tool, you might need to clear the cache for the Git Credential Manager.
Deleting the %LocalAppData%GitCredentialManagertenant.cache file on each client machine resolves the issue.
from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/accounts/connect-organization-to-azure-ad?view=azure-devops
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switch to ssh key?
– 4c74356b41
Mar 28 at 21:11
you mentioned VM and federated AD, do you have any proxy / global proxy in your way?
– M.Sahbi
Mar 29 at 15:59