How to Git Clone a Private GitHub Repository

How to use your login credentials to git clone a private repository on GitHub.

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[StealerSlain]

Configure SSH once and forget all the hassle

[bryanvargas]

Excelente man, cortito y al pie tu tutorial!!

[selinebre]

Thank you!!!! Omg I was looking for hours on how to clone and YOU DID IT. Omgggg I’m so happy. 3 seconds lol

[trenchcoatbrigade]

Wow! By far the easiest solution I've found out there. Thanks for the info you are a life saver

[thatsalot]

Just use ssh keys bruh, my co worker told me about that and it's the best solution.

[ban_droid]

when inputing the password, is it account password or token in the repository?

[HippoYTt]

how to give access to other person system, our public repo

[Dreams_On_the_way]

I try, But with another account, it's says, repo not found. but, repo is present.

[couldbejake]

I thought password authentication was deprecated

[matiasjavieraramayo]

This can be done if I was invited to contribute to the repository?

[alemswazzu]

Pretty sure password authentication no longer works. I have to use ssh to get it too work.

[HenDoGames.]

can you clone with this a repo which is more than 2gb?

[Tijdperkzuid]

It does ask for username and password, but keeps failing

[ezetenduwilliams]

So GitHub isn't safe to store private code