Although I have never used gitlab, push usually uses http/https or ssh protocol, the former password and the latter key; in addition, tortoisegit can save passwords and remote addresses directly in the settings, although there are global and local configurations You can switch, but you can only use one set of username and password for one project (the first time you connect to the remote connection, you will be logged out of the system). Check to see if the saved password conflicts with the password on your gitlab, that's why the error is reported~
Although I have never used gitlab, push usually uses http/https or ssh protocol, the former password and the latter key; in addition, tortoisegit can save passwords and remote addresses directly in the settings, although there are global and local configurations You can switch, but you can only use one set of username and password for one project (the first time you connect to the remote connection, you will be logged out of the system). Check to see if the saved password conflicts with the password on your gitlab, that's why the error is reported~