I have configured Account A on my system with Global configurations and I can clone all my repos from there.
Now I don\'t want to change the configuration and I want to
Just to make the syntax a bit clearer, to clone a private repository use:
git clone https://[insert username]:[insert password]@github.com/[insert organisation name]/[insert repo name].git
Example:
git clone https://myusername:mypassword@github.com/myorgname/myreponame.git
You can try with the complete https url:
git clone https://username:password@github.com/*****/******.git
If you omit the https://
part (and use ':
' instead of '/'), it would be interpreted like an ssh url.
The GitHub help page "Which remote URL should I use?" confirms an https url can access private repos.
Note: I wouldn't put the password directly in the url, but use a credential manager to get the right password for the right user.
git clone https://username@github.com/*****/******.git