Use token to push some code to GitHub - "Support for password authentication was removed" [duplicate]

Solution 1:

GitHub announced their intent to require the use of token-based authentication for all authenticated Git operations. They will no longer accept account passwords when authenticating Git operations on GitHub.com:

Generate token:

• Go to your GitHub account token settings
• Generate a token

On Mac:

• Go to keychain Access
• Press the Login tab and all items
• Click GitHub key
• Change the password to the recent generated token

On Windows:

• Go to Control Panel → User Accounts → Credential Manager

• Edit the Generic Credential of GitHub

• Paste the token instead of the password

Solution 2:

You need to change the remote URL with:

git remote set-url <stream> https://<token>@github.com/<username>/<repo>

token can be found here.

Solution 3:

I also encounter this problem today, on macOS.

I solve this problem by:

First, get a token! Follow the guidance of GitHub. I think you can just click the link provided in the warning.

Second, change the key chain on macOS:

1. Search "Keychain" on macOS.
2. Search "GitHub".
3. Change the password in the one that with "Internet Password", using your new token.

Then, my problem is solved and I can "git push" now.

Solution 4:

Step 1: Go to your GitHub account → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Generate / regenerate your token

Step 2: Go to https://cli.github.com and download GitHub CLI

Step 3: Go to your command line or Terminal → gh auth login and follow with login credentials. Done.