Git integration issues after Active Directory Password change

Hi zachthefrank ,

This might be caused by a mismatch between your credentials and the ones stored by Git or Azure DevOps. Here are some possible solutions you can try:

• Check if you have a credential helper setup by running git config credential.helper in your terminal. If your remote URL is an HTTPS one, the wrong credentials might have been cached by the helper. You can either update the credentials. Can't push local git to Azure DevOps git repo because of Authentication Failed, but for correct password - Stack Overflow
• If you’re using personal access tokens (PATs) to authenticate with Azure DevOps, make sure your token has not expired or been revoked. You can create a new token or manage your existing ones from the web portal. You can also use Git Credential Manager to generate tokens automatically when you sign in to Azure DevOps. Authenticate with your Git repos - Azure Repos | Microsoft Learn
• If you’re using SSH keys to authenticate with Azure DevOps, make sure your key is valid and has the correct permissions. You can test your SSH connection by running ssh -T [email protected] in your terminal. You can also add or remove SSH keys from the web portal. Use SSH key authentication - Azure Repos | Microsoft Learn
• If you’re using OAuth to authenticate with Azure DevOps, make sure that the third-party application access via OAuth option is set to ON in your organization settings. You can access this option from the Security > Policies section of the web portal. 

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