Hi Sonu, On 02/04/20 07:08PM, Sonu Mittal wrote: > I am beginner and new to GitHub and git bash, I experimented with git > bash to clone a repository onto my system. Was successful in cloning > .Now i don't want to clone any more repositories and want to logout of > my GitHub account. > After using internet help i had successfully removed the git > credentials from windows credentials manager but then too when my > again using git bash i am able to clone repositories without even > entering my credentials of GitHub account (I tried restarting and > doing again but wasn't successful in accomplishing to logout of my > GitHub account from git bash and other terminals). > Please help me so that i can logout from my GitHub account from the terminal . It is possible to clone public repositories on GitHub without needing to enter a username/password. It is not possible to push however. So, can you try making a test commit and pushing to your repo? If it fails, or asks your username/password, then you have "logged out". -- Regards, Pratyush Yadav
