Fix GitHub Password Auth Removed Error
Create a Personal Access Token (PAT) inside your GitHub account portal to replace legacy passwords for terminal pushes.
Create GitHub Access Tokens
Generate a Personal Access Token (PAT) inside your GitHub developer profile and use it as your terminal password to push commits.
# Step 1: Create Your Settings Token
GitHub actively rejects terminal actions using normal account passwords: 1. Log into your account on GitHub.com. 2. Click your avatar > Settings > Developer settings > Personal access tokens > Tokens (classic). 3. Click Generate new token (classic). 4. Name your token, check the repo scopes permissions list, and click generate. Copy the token immediately.
# Step 2: Push Commits in Console
1. Run your standard console push command: git push origin main.
2. When asked for your password, paste the copied Access Token string and hit enter.