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Link to GitHub not working #143

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JulieGoldberg opened this issue Apr 12, 2021 · 2 comments
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Link to GitHub not working #143

JulieGoldberg opened this issue Apr 12, 2021 · 2 comments

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@JulieGoldberg
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This extension looks super helpful. Unfortunately, I've been unable to get it working.

I've installed the plugin, and I tried to link it to my GitHub account. It's not connecting to GitHub, but I'm not seeing any errors. It says it's connected but not acting as I expect if it were.

I do see my "Repository" and "Branch" dropdowns in the App Script editor, but they're both empty. I don't see how to link my app script to a repo or create a new repo to store it.

I put in my username and a token in the extension options, and it says I'm logged in, but it doesn't seem to log me in. I tried using my password instead of the token, and that didn't help. I thought it might be because I have 2fa on my GitHub (though the token should still work), but I created a new GitHub account without 2fa, and it doesn't work with the token for that one either.

When I add the Github login info into the extension options, it looks the same whether I've typed in a real password or junk, saying I'm logged in as @Github.com. I would have expected setting the options to test the Github connection and only save it if the credentials are valid. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the case.

I may be missing a step somewhere for being able to look at my repos, but if so, I'm not sure what it would be.

Thanks in advance!

@leonhartX
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please make sure your token has the correct permission, password is not work
the logged in actually just save the token, no real login action

@JulieGoldberg
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JulieGoldberg commented Apr 20, 2021

I did use a token with correct permissions. I just tried the password and the bogus password to see what would happen. Using an invalid token should give you an error as soon as you install it though.

My colleague was able to use it when he's logged into Chrome using one of his accounts but not when he's logged in using the other. He suspects that there's a problem with the Chrome OAuth.

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