With the development of the Internet, code hosting platforms have become more and more common among programmers. These platforms not only provide protection and convenience for open source projects, but also provide great help to enterprises and individual developers. Among them, GitHub and Gitee are considered to be one of the more well-known code hosting platforms.
In development, code submission and push are inevitable operations. For Gitee users, a common problem is that when pushing code, they enter the wrong password, but no error prompt box pops up. As a result, they cannot push the code, and they do not even know what went wrong. So, how did this problem arise?
First, we need to understand Gitee’s authentication mechanism. Gitee uses authentication methods based on SSH and HTTPS protocols. When submitting and pushing code, if the HTTPS protocol is used, you need to enter your account password to complete the authentication. During this process, if the entered password is wrong, Gitee will not pop up a prompt box to tell the user that the password is wrong. This can easily cause users to misunderstand that there is a network or other problem and cause the code submission to fail.
Another possible reason is caching. After entering a password incorrectly, browsers and operating systems may automatically cache the password so that it does not need to be entered again the next time. However, this caching does not change the password on Gitee's servers, so users may keep entering the wrong password and be unable to push code.
How to solve this problem?
First, you can try clearing the password cache in your browser or operating system and re-entering the correct password. In addition, it is recommended that you use the SSH protocol for code submission, because the SSH protocol does not require entering a password. You only need to configure the SSH Key locally to communicate directly with the Gitee server, which greatly reduces the probability of incorrect passwords.
In addition, if you still use the HTTPS protocol for code submission, you can use Personal access tokens instead of passwords for authentication. Personal access tokens are something similar to passwords, except that they can be generated in Gitee's personal settings, and different access tokens can be generated for different operations (such as push, pull, deployment, etc.). The difference with passwords is that you only need to authenticate the first time you enter Personal access tokens, and you do not need to enter them again afterwards, avoiding the problem of incorrect password entry.
To summarize, the problem of no pop-up box after entering the wrong password in Gitee push is generally caused by password caching or protocol authentication mechanism. In order to avoid this situation, it is recommended that you use the SSH protocol for code submission and use Personal access tokens for authentication when using the HTTPS protocol. This will not only improve the success rate of code submission, but also avoid the trouble caused by incorrect passwords not being prompted in time.
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