Posting here because it does not seem to be documented anywhere else, or at least the search doesn’t return any results for this fix.
If you are getting LibGit2Sharp auth errors in Studio when attempting to perform git operations (clone, push, etc) to GitHub or GitHub Enterprise, all you have to do is create a system environment variable!
Name: UiPath_STUDIO_GIT_USE_SCHANNEL
Value: 1
Then just reopen Studio.
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This worked perfectly for me. Just remember to create the system environment variable so that it is persistent. When I first tried it, I made the mistake of scoping it incorrectly.
Doesn’t seem to work for me. This happened when Git 2 factor authentication was activated and also right after upgrading to the new version of UiPath. Seems am stuck …
Did you ever get a fix? Are you using Personal tokens?
I seem to have found a solution. Looks like the credentails of git (amongst other things) are stored in the windows credential manager. If an old entry is being referred by git, which still has the old password or token, the push to git will fail. Check the relevant git entry in credential manager and update it with new password or token, then the push should work … see the image if it helps …
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