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GitHub extension sign in issue #2509
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Hello, Could you have a look at the log file here: I'd be interested to know if there is anything that might be related to this in there? |
Attaching the log file. |
Here is my issue: I added the GitHub extension in VS 2019. I go to log in via my git hub account, and it redirects me to a localhost URL: The link: "Sign in with your browser" takes you to this URL: |
@ttaylor29 Welcome to the party :) This is exactly my issue as well. I never got a resolution for this though. |
@vasheth So you never got logged in at all? |
@ttaylor29 That's correct. I had also raised this concern to GitHub support and they provided a few workarounds. None of them worked for me but I am listing them down below in case they do work for you.
Also, a very hard hitting response on this from GitHub Support was: "Unfortunately the Visual Studio Extension is not being as actively developed, so I do not have a firm timeline for any sort of fix". |
@vasheth I uninstalled on my desktop computer Github VS extension and then reinstalled, and it redirects me to a proper URL that does not have localhost in it. Weird thing is when I uninstalled (removed the extension) and added it back, I was already signed in. I wonder if I was already signed into GitHub on the web at that point. Then I signed out, signed back into the screen both of us posted, then it took me to the proper URL. Here is the URL: VS version: Version 16.5.4 |
@ttaylor29 I did uninstall but I hadn't signed out. Let me try that as well. |
No fun - @vasheth. Try my steps to see if that helps? |
@vasheth I recreated it again: This time the URL is: It opens Edge for me to sign in. Open up your default browser
Previously, a first-party GitHub OAuth application (Visual Studio) had gist, read:org, repo, user, and write:public_key scopes. It was recently granted an additional scope (workflow). Visit https://github.com/settings/connections/applications/a200baed193bb2088a6e for more information. To see this and other security events for your account, visit https://github.com/settings/security If you run into problems, please contact support by visiting https://github.com/contactAnd it looks like the browser URL on the screen capture we both posted is correct, but then I see this: You are being redirected to the authorized application Then at that point it redirects me to the URL: localhost..... and shows this |
I'm also not able to connect to the Git Enterprise from Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise edition. The Sign In button stays in disabled even after entering the URL. I'm using the latest version of the Extension. Do I need to use a different version to connect from VS 2017. If so, can some one please suggest which version to be used for VS 2017 Enterprise edition. |
Hi Team, Even I am facing this issue with GitHub extension with Visual Studio 2019. I have tried the above workarounds (uninstalling/reverting to previous version etc.) but no luck. I am able to sign-in successfully to GitHub on my browser but through extension, when I click on 'Sign in with your browser' option, it opens the browser with the below URL and it just keeps loading: Below is the error captured from Github Extension log:
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I solved the problem using the solution i posted here : Issue 2527 👍 |
Another solution: |
The issue that I was facing was that github was redirecting me to localhost without adding the port number. I just added the port number as mentioned in ttaylor29 (42549) comment and it worked fine then. |
Hi folks 👋🏻 Thanks for reporting the issue with the missing port number. This has been fixed and should now be working correctly! |
I am trying to connect to my GitHub account from Visual Studio Extension and getting the issue as per attached image. I don't have anything running on 42549 port.
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