git remote submission error: fatal: Authentication failed for (windows): https://blog.csdn.net/gosenkle/article/details/85103018
phenomenon:
When git push is executed in the windows environment, a pop-up dialog box will pop up to fill in the command, but after the input is completed, there will be an error in time, and the prompt will no longer be prompted, resulting in an error: "fatal: Authentication failed for" appears.
the reason:
Mainly when installing git, the windows credential manager is used by default to manage users and passwords. After entering the password in the pop-up window, windows will save it quietly. At this time, you can only go to the credential manager to change the password.
solution
Enter the control panel . Mine is a Huawei laptop. It may be that I forgot to bring my brain fragments. I changed my name to settings . Search for " Credential Manager " and enter the following:
Click the button above to enter the following
Click edit, as shown below
Fill in the correct password and save, and then return to execute git push, success!
Error: (3, 32) java: The package org.springframework.boot does not exist: https://blog.csdn.net/lanben886/article/details/106622900/
java: package org.springframework.boot does not exist
Idea stepped on after installing 2020.1.1
With a simple configuration, you can use the idea green start button. English is not good. A Chinese version and an English version are attached. You can find the setting by comparing the setting position.
fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories解决：https://blog.csdn.net/qq_39400546/article/details/100150320
Today, I created a local warehouse (with README). After linking the local warehouse with Github, I found git pull and git feach reminded fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories 
. I found out on the Internet that the reason is that the two branches are two different versions. Different submission history
Add a sentence
$git pull origin master --allow-unrelated-histories
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It is possible to allow irrelevant historical mentions and forcibly merge, which indeed solves this problem, thanks to netizens