I have executed:
$ heroku login
But when I try to push, I'm still asked for authentication:
$ git push heroku master
Username for 'https://git.heroku.com': <email>
Password for 'https://<email>@git.heroku.com':
Then I get a WARNING: Do not authenticate with username and password using Git.
I ran heroku login again and authenticated successfully but I still get the same failure.
I've checked the remote:
$ git remote -v
heroku https://git@heroku.com/appname.git (fetch)
heroku https://git@heroku.com/appname.git (push)
I've also generated a new public key, passed it to Heroku, and validated it: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/keys
I am on Windows 8, with Git 1.9.5.
I got around this by logging in with the following :
username : blank
password : heroku auth token
where the auth token can be retrieved by $ heroku auth:token
I had the same problem (git couldn't authenticate). It happend that GIT wants to read auth data from %HOME%/_netrc file and on Windows you don't have this variable (only %USERPROFILE% and %HOMEDRIVE% + %HOMEPATH%)
i set HOME to %USERPROFILE% (the place where heroku saved _netrc file) and GIT started working
First find the _netrc file that is created by heroku. In windows it can be found in C:\Users\User Name\_netrc.
That file contains credentials for git.heroku.com
machine git.heroku.com
login abcd123@gmail.com
password xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Use that login and password when ask for authentication after $ git push heroku master command
From the Heroku documentation
Enter the following commands:
# Enable SSH authentication
$ heroku create --ssh-git
# Redirect tall HTTPS calls to SSH
$ git config --global url.ssh://git@heroku.com/.insteadOf https://git.heroku.com/
Username: the email you used for registering to Heroku
Password: the API key which Heroku provides you with, in your Account Settings on Heroku website
This worked for me
I have exactly the same problem. The reason in my case, I used accidentally window console instead of Git bash
Renaming the
_netrcfile to.netrcon Windows 7 in the userdir worked for me.
..after trying all the steps in many other tutorials.
Run the 3rd command in cmd in your userdir or the whole combo:
setx HOME %USERPROFILE%
cd %HOME%
REN _netrc .netrc
This happens because git and heroku aren't using the same _netrc file. This is something I'm trying to fix, but you can help me out by finding where your _netrc file should be and where the CLI is putting it.
The following will output potential sources of where the _netrc file could be:
> echo %HOME%
> echo %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%
> echo %USERPROFILE%
You could try to add the _netrc file into one of them to find the one that matches. Let me know which has the _netrc file, and where you are able to put it and have git pick it up by not asking you for the username/password.
Also check your .gitconfig to see if there are any git credential helpers, that may be causing an issue.
This topic is old, I know.
However, none of the previous solutions worked for me.
My problem was that "Windows Credentials" (os: Windows 10) had another credential previously associated with Heroku (company account) and used this instead of the new one (my personal account).
I had to go to: "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Credential Manager" (from Control Panel), and modify all the credentials: https://git.heroku.com (and all those associated with "heroku" word) with the account current.
However, the password I placed the Key API that is displayed in "Dashboard" of the site and the command works: git push heroku master.
7 hours that life will not give me back. :/
My 2 cents.
If someone is still struggling with this, this answer helped me a lot Use Heroku API key.
First, as @Raziza O mentioned in a comment, to get heroku API key
https://dashboard.heroku.com/account. Roll down the screen and hit the reveal button.
Then, just run
git push https://heroku:$HEROKU_API_KEY@git.heroku.com/$HEROKU_APP_NAME.git HEAD:master
Pardon for the late reply, but I have fixed my problem two months ago. (Just haven't marked the question as answered. /noob)
What I did was open git bash instead of command prompt and type "git push heroku master". It worked :D
I fixed this by changing the http address to ssh://git@heroku/...
If anybody else is trying to solve this on cygwin: http://www.railszilla.com/git-push-heroku-master-authentication/start rewriting to SSH transport did the trick for me:
git config --global url.ssh://git@heroku.com/.insteadOf https://git.heroku.com/
You have probably logged into heroku in two terminals, and if you try to run a command on first terminal, it will report such error, as new authentication was made in the second terminal.
Either login again with heroku login and run commands in that terminal, or run commands in that second window (if you have it still open).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27810419/git-push-heroku-master-is-still-asking-for-authentication