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#Login to github android studio not working how to#
#Login to github android studio not working password#

The blank page source is the following (It is the page that should be closed and will return OAuth user's data to the main page in order to make a login in the bookmarklet):

The answer in Stackoverflow shows how to handle a popup in Webview, however still it is not clear how to handle passing the JSON OAuth data to the main page after closing the popup. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0 Win64 圆4) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/.100 Robert,

Mozilla/5.0 (Linux Android 6.0.1 SM-N9005 Build/M4B30X wv) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Chrome/.98 Mobile Safari/537.36Ĭhanging the user agent of the Webview did not help:ĭalvik/2.1.0 (Linux U Android 6.0.1 SM-N9005 Build/M4B30X) Redirects to a blank page titled Authorization completed and stuck thereĪndroid Webview (Android 6.0.1, SM-N9005) It should redirect to the original website that I want to annotate with bookmarklet active and logged in Actual behaviour

Android Webview in an Android app (Android 6.0.1, SM-N9005).

In Android Chrome browser and other browsers which are all successfully working with the bookmarklet, what happens is that when I click on login, a new tab will popup and when I finish login this window will close and return to the former window with the bookmarklet active. It seems it fails to go back to the original url (here: ). The title of the blank webpage after login is: Javascript:(function())() Īnd login with my hypothesis credentials. I tried to investigate what is happening when it redirects to the blank page. After I enter my credentials, it will redirect me to a blank page and will stuck there. When I click on login, and because Webview cannot open a new tab or window, it will open the login page in the same "tab" or Webview "window". However, I have to login to do my annotations. Now when you try to push changes to the GitHub repository, you are prompted for a password, and the push operation should succeed.When I use Android Webview to browse inside an android app and load the hypothesis bookmarklet, it will succeed in loading the side bar and showing the public annotations. To verify the new remote URL setting, type the following command: Git remote set-url origin " github-username/ github-repository-name.git" To do this, type the following command, replacing the values in red with your own account information: You need to add your GitHub username to the portion of the URL. You should see output that resembles the following: = github-username/ github-repository-name.git

At the command prompt, change to the directory where the Git repository is located.

To push changes to GitHub using this older client version, you must include your GitHub username in the HTTPS URL. Some A2 Hosting managed servers have an old version of the Git client installed.

For information about how to do this, please visit. Instead of using HTTPS URLs to push changes to GitHub, you can use SSH instead. If you are sure you are using the correct GitHub password, there are two ways to resolve the “403 Forbidden” problem: Method #1: Use SSH

If this is the cause, the password prompt does not even appear when you try to do a push operation. The Git client on the A2 Hosting server requires a modified HTTPS URL to work correctly.

Make sure you are using the correct GitHub password for the account. There are a few possible causes for this problem: When you try to push changes to a GitHub repository from an A2 Hosting server using an HTTPS URL, you receive the following error message: error: The requested URL returned error: 403 Forbidden while accessing github-username/ github-repository-name.git/info/refs

#Login to github android studio not working how to#

#Login to github android studio not working password#