uthentication.cs:139 trace: not, authentication creation aborted.ġ1:25:30.730675. End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown -Īt .Throw()Īt .HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)Īt .d_27.MoveNext()Īt .c_Displa圜lass9_5.b_5>d.MoveNext()ġ1:25:29.950517. \Program.cs:422 trace: System.UriFormatException: actualUrlĪt .ctor(String actualUrl, String queryUrl, String proxyUrl)Īt .GetPerUserTargetUri(String username)Īt .SetCredentials(TargetUri targetUri, Credential credentials, String username)Īt .d_28.MoveNext() uthentication.cs:300 trace: token acquisition succeededġ1:25:29.938786.
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\Authority.cs:117 trace: authentication success: new password token created.ġ1:25:29.936830. icationPrompts.cs:85 trace: prompting user for credentials.ġ1:25:29.935853. uthentication.cs:260 trace: authentication for Bitbucket createdġ1:25:05.691981. uthentication.cs:139 trace: not, authentication creation aborted.ġ1:25:05.691981. I recommend that you narrow down what is running git-fetch in a loop and then we can look at stopping the "focus-stealing modal incessantly nagging" thing.ġ1:25:05.531648 run-command.c:369 trace: run_command: 'git credential-manager get'ġ1:25:05.564888 git.c:594 trace: exec: 'git-credential-manager' 'get'ġ1:25:05.564888 run-command.c:369 trace: run_command: 'git-credential-manager' 'get'ġ1:25:05.603016.
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Recently VS Code has been causing headaches for people with its rolling, background git-fetch nonsense. It does seem like you ( have got some process performing background Git based network operations in the background. Bowing to customer requests, I agreed and switched the default to the dialog - you can still have the GCM prompt you via command line if you set the correct Git config values and provide a TTY. Why the dialog instead of asking at the command line? Good question! Well, I used to default to asking at the command line, but user feedback was the majority of users preferred to be asked via a dialog. The query format isn't complicated, but it also is fairly Git specific - so it's unlikely any thing else is invoking the dialog. The dialog appears in response to some application (likely git.exe) asking for credentials. Why does this popup even exist? What use-case is there for some focus-stealing modal incessantly nagging you while they're trying to work?
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