Push Code to GitHub using Personal Access Token Authentication | GitHub | Basic Tutorial

Beginning 13th August 2021, git will no longer accept account passwords when authenticating Git operations on GitHub.com. Instead, you can use Personal Access Tokens. In this session, I have demonstrated the use of personal access tokens.
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[@chinmayingle3884]

Simple and straight to the point. Thanks for help.

[@chinmayingle3884]

The token needs to be pasted in the password.

[@P1TViper]

this helped thankyou

[@JhAyDeSiGnS]

thanks bro God bless you for your work

[@thomasvaudescal5749]

Super useful, thanks !

[@justamazing7037]

How can I paste it in my terminal I can’t click with my mouse

[@yawoforiowusuansah6813]

How do i access the terminal

[@plex5710]

Do we have to re-enter the access token and username everytime we push to the repository or is there another way of doing it?

[@samCoder]

Hi, you don’t have to re-enter everytime. Windows stores the credentials in the credential manager so that you don’t have to enter again.

[@mariyagarsia3475]

whats inside the LWC folder

[@samCoder]

Files related to Lightning Web Components.