To push to a Git repository using a specific username and password for one time

To push to a Git repository using a specific username and password for one time, you can do so using the HTTPS URL with embedded credentials, or by temporarily overriding the credentials in your Git command.

Here’s how you can do it:

Option 1: Use HTTPS URL with Username and Password

You can include your username and password directly in the URL for a one-time push. Be cautious, as this method exposes the credentials in the terminal history.

git push https://your-username:your-password@github.com/your-repo.git

Replace:

• your-username with your Git username.
• your-password with your Git password (or personal access token if using GitHub).
• your-repo with the repository name.

Git will use this credential for the specific push.

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Option 2: Temporarily Use GIT_ASKPASS to Provide Username and Passwo