Examples of using Git credentials in English and their translations into German
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For more information, see For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials.
The ones you created in Step 3: Create Git Credentials for HTTPS Connections to AWS CodeCommit.
For the simplest method, see For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials.
IDEs that support Git credentials include(but are not limited to) Visual Studio, Eclipse, Xcode, and IntelliJ.
For more information, see For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials, or follow the online directions.
For most users, this can be done most easily by following the steps in For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials.
You can then enter them in the Git Credentials for AWS CodeCommit dialog box, which the Toolkit for Visual Studio displays.
Make sure to sign in as the IAM user who will create and use the Git credentials for connections to AWS CodeCommit.
If the toolkit cannot create Git credentials on your behalf, or if you chose No, you must create and provide your own Git credentials.
For example, if you are prompted for a user name and password in Eclipse,you would provide your Git credentials as follows.
You must use the credential helper, not SSH keys or Git credentials, to access repositories in another AWS account.
With Git credentials, you generate a static user name and password pair for your IAM user, and then use those credentials for HTTPS connections.
If you named your repository MyClonedRepository and you are using Git credentials with HTTPS in the US West(Oregon) region, the URL would look like the following.
Problem: When you try to use AWS CodeCommit with a Git client,the client does not appear to use the Git credentials for your IAM user.
Follow the instructions in For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials to generate and supply the credentials of the IAM user.
When a root account is in use, the Toolkit for Visual Studio first attempts to create an IAM user andthen proceeds to create Git credentials for that new user.
For more information about configuring Git credentials for a particular software program or development tool, consult the product documentation.
Creating a managed policy for a repository does not supply additionalpermissions required for individual users to set up Git credentials or SSH keys in IAM.
For ease of use,consider creating IAM users and configuring Git credentials with HTTPS connections instead of using the credential helper.
You can also use these credentials with any third-party tool or integrated development environment(IDE)that supports static Git credentials.
The following information might help youtroubleshoot common issues when using Git credentials and HTTPS to connect to AWS CodeCommit repositories.
The For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials topic has been added with information about setting up connections to AWS CodeCommit using Git credentials over HTTPS.
For example, you can configure access to your AWS CodeCommit repository in AWS Cloud9, Visual Studio, Eclipse, Xcode,IntelliJ, or any integrated development environment(IDE) that integrates Git credentials.
For more information, see For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials and Git for Windows: I Installed Git for Windows, but I Am Denied Access to My Repository 403.
Those credentials must have permissions to access AWS resources, such as AWSCodeCommit repositories, and your IAM user, which you use to manage your Git credentials or the SSH public key that you use for making Git connections.
After you have configured Git credentials for AWS CodeCommit in the IAM console, you can use those credentials with any development tool that supports Git credentials.
Additionally, some versions of Git for Windows might not be in full compliance with RFC 2617 and RFC 4559,which could potentially cause issues with HTTPS connections using either Git credentials or the credential helper included with the AWS CLI.
For HTTPS Users Using Git Credentials: Follow these instructions to set up connections between your local computer and AWS CodeCommit repositories using Git credentials. .
The simplest way to set up connections toAWS CodeCommit repositories is to configure Git credentials for AWS CodeCommit in the IAM console, and then use those credentials for HTTPS connections.
To complete setup, you must configure either Git credentials for AWS CodeCommit(HTTPS, recommended for most users), an SSH key pair to use when accessing AWS CodeCommit(SSH), or the credential helper included in the AWS CLI HTTPS.