May 12, 2017 - I receive repeated prompts for my GitHub username and password. I'm running Visual Studio Code 1.12.1 on Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Happens on Mac as well, and it does not respect if I answer 'Allow always'. Git Credential Manager for Mac and Linux. Stores credentials for Git version control securely. Provides secure logon for Visual Studio Team Services (License. This source code and artifacts are released under the terms of the MIT License.

August 29, 2012 Ran in to a situation a couple of days ago where i needed to log into a Team Foundation Server as a different user – and since Visual Studio/Team Explorer 'remembers' your last credentials you don’t have a chance to re-enter these credentials. This information is cached even after removing and re-adding the server in team explorer. Which begs the question – where is it cached?

Turns out we are relying on Windows to do this for us. To dump this cache all you need to do is go to control panel > User Accounts > Manage Your Network Passwords select the Team foundation Server and choose remove – viola! Next time you go into Team Explorer you will be prompted for a new set of credentials. You need to remove TFS credentials from Windows Vault to clear and force to ask new TFS credentials in Visual Studio From Go to Control Panel (Start -> Control Panel). Click User Accounts ( or User Accounts and Family Safety->User Accounts in Windows 7 Machine) Click Credential Manager (or Manage your credentials) In Credential Manager page, you can see the two type of credentials i. Windows Credentials ii. Generic Credentials 5.

Click on two credential's modify link, click the link Remove from vault to remove stored TFS credentials. Hi, I have tried my best to clear the saved password but still when I open Visual Studio it is connecting to TFS with the old credentials. Below are the action items I have done for clearing passwords: Cleared my IE cache, cookies and passwords.(No Luck) From my credential manager Removed the TFS server credentials and opened VS but no luck. From command prompt deleted the saved passwords for TFS.

Tried to 'Run as different User'. But didn't satisfied with this solution. I have to change my workspace if I use this option. But why couldn't I clear my VS credentials where others can? Can anyone help me with different solution.

Here's repro steps. It seems that if you are only working with a TFS server, it will remember the connection (step 4.1 below). If you open a solution with a git repo, then it will lose the memory that you had connected to the TFS server.

The server itself is remembered in the Connect to a Project dialog (step 2) but requires multiple logins. • Launch VS 2017 (no solution open). Team Explorer shows only local git repos. • Select Connect. Connect to a Project dialog opens requiring 4 identical sign-in requests to vstfpg03 • See 3 collections on server.

Select NorthportTPC • Team Explorer shows connected to vstfpg03. • Close VS 2017 and relaunch. Observe still connected to vstfpg03 • Open solution in a local git repo.

Paragon driver for mac os free. See repo automatically selected • Close VS 2017 and restart it. • Go back to step 1. I will note that while the Single Signon portion has been fixed. The following issue still remains: • connect to TFS collection for ProjectA in TFS source control. • close and reopen ProjectA • As expected, you are connected to TFS • close and open ProjectB stored in GIT • Note that it recognizes the branch of the GIT repo in the status bar • close and reopen ProjectA Expected: ProjectA opened with Online status to the TFS collection Actual: ProjectA is offline. There is a 'Add to Source Control' in the file menu.