Everything goes fine but when i push this process to Git hub, it failed as picture
I Test with my Token to clone the old process to my UiPath Studio , this is still worked
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to solve the problem ?
Hello,
Welcome to the community.
This is more likely an issue with permissions in your remote rather than a studio issue.
Try pushing the code using GitBash to confirm you get the same error.
That being said, that doesnt look like a full address to a remote to me, you sure you have the right address?
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Hey @Zhou_Wenwen,
Look like the failure happened because your GitHub user or token only has read (clone) access, but not write (push) access to that repository, so when you tried to push changes, GitHub denied permission.
Kindly check the access type and adjust accordingly, let me know if you still facing this issue.
This is not even a thing in Studio.
Stop copy and pasting replies generated by a GPT without at least stating its a GPT generated reply and do some actual validation of the result before you do it to check its even accurate. You are just polluting the forum otherwise.
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@Jon_Smith I agree, I did use GPT to help paraphrase my answer, but I made sure to test it myself before posting here.
Please observe the forum guidelines that request you indicate that you use a GPT to generate your answer,
I do not feel you validated the answer with any quality. There is no ‘Manage Connections’ option in that page, and the other steps indicated aren’t possible there. Your screenshot shows about Cloning a remote, which is the opposite thing the user is requesting, so not useful at all, and the other options there only allow you to disconnect from source control, which is not at all what they want.
So I don’t know what you think you tested, but you cannot have done something related to solving an issue pushing to remote.
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