Access your GitHub Settings>E-mail and you will see the provided email at the first line of the Keep my email addresses private section.Let's see the steps to get it and solve the issue: GitHub provides us an email to avoid exposes our private email. So, how can I push my commits while keeping my privacy? Your push would publish a private email address. You should probably see the below message: Using the menu View>Tool Windows>Version Control (⌘ + 9), you can see more detailed information at the Log tab. Unfortunately, the error notification doesn't always have enough information.
If those options are ticked, maybe you receive an error when you try to push your commits. Pbcopy Commit (⌘ + K) option on the menu and push by using VCS>Git>Push (⌘ + ⇧ + K).įor security reasons, GitHub has two options in Email settings that helps protect your privacy ( Keep my email addresses private and Block command line pushes that expose my email).
INTELLIJ KEY GITHUB PASSWORD
Press ENTER key to accept the default location to save the filesĬreate a password for your keys (you'll need to type it twice) If you don't have added the SSH key for your computer on the GitHub website, you'll not be able to use this option.
If you want to use SSH (by the way, that is recommended for security reasons), you should tick "Clone git repositories using ssh" and click OK. Open Version Control section and then GitHub.Ĭlick in the + button and add the credentials. To do that, just click in Configure link on IntelliJ Welcome Screen and then in Preferences option. The first step is to configure the GitHub account. I'll show the ones that I have passed by. When setting up GitHub in IntelliJ we have to follow some tricky steps. The steps described in this post were done using IntelliJ IDEA CE 2019.3 and macOS High Sierra (10.13.6).
0 kommentar(er)
