Git Password-Based Credentials
Overview
Use Git password-based credentials to connect to a Git repository for importing and exporting workflows. For more information, see the Using Our GitHub Repositories and Import Git Content Help topics.
Add an account key if you use any repositories that require authentication, or receive a 403 Forbidden error when importing content from GitHub. Perform the following steps to add an account key to any of your Git repositories.
Note: If your GitHub account has two-factor authentication enabled, you must use a personal access token. To generate a token, see the GitHub instructions.
Procedure
Complete the following steps to create new Git Password-Based Credentials account keys:
- From the left navigation menu, click Automation > Targets.
- From the Account Keys tab, click New account key.
- On the New Account Key page, from the Account Key Type drop-down list, choose Git Password-Based Credentials.
- Enter a unique display name for the account key in the Display Name field and a brief description in the Description field.
- In the Git area, specify the following:
- Username - Enter the Git username.
- Password or Personal Access Token - Enter the Git password. Click the eye icon to display or hide the characters.
- Click Save.

