Open Pietrodjaowjao opened 6 months ago
Solution: Remove repo from nuget.config, then git clone Resource.Embedder into the csproj folder
Submerged uses a custom version of the Resource.Embedder
package, which is hosted here on the GitHub package registry.
The GitHub package registry annoyingly requires you to sign in in order to download any packages. You have to enter your GitHub credentials there. If you are using two-factor authentication, then you need to generate a personal access token and use that as your password. This is then saved in your Windows Credential Manager. This is the same credential that is used when performing git operations from the command line (I am pretty sure), so if you're signed into git in the command line then I don't think this pop-up will occur.
I dislike this as well but I'm not sure what other alternatives there are. Maybe clone the Resource.Embedder package as a submodule, or get rid of it entirely from the codebase. I will think about it.
maybe merge Resource.Embedder into the repo?
Hi, I encountered this error yesterday, in Credential Manager
Username Case I have to write my name from my github account or the token?
If you do NOT have two-factor authentication installed: enter your GitHub username and password If you DO have two-factor authentication installed: Generate a personal access token by following this guide, enter your GItHub username in the username field and enter the personal access token instead of the password.
Thx :heart:
Is Possible to set that in a GitHub Codespace i use it a lot ? or i Need to use vs code desktop ?
If you use a GitHub Codespace, it probably uses git credential-manager
instead of the Windows Credential Manager. Maybe look it up and see if you can set it up using that
@Alexejhero Resource.Embedder is not even used in the project at all
It is used, it's imported as a NuGet package.
i removed it and nothing changed
Translation: Mandatory proxy authentication
If i click cancel, it will just throw NU1301 for nuget.pkg.github.com/SubmergedAmongUs/index.json