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Hello I am unable to connect my premium capacity workspace to GitHub repo.
It gives me an error "Invalid Git token: There was an error with the Git token provider. Check the credentials and try again". The token should be fine since it is just copied from Github. The scope of the classic token is on "Full control of private repositories" only.
I suspect that the problem might be that my companies Github is hosted on an URL named "code.rbi.tech" so it isn't the classic "github.com" URL.
In the documentation in the section "General Git integration limitations" it says that now "Sovereign clouds" are not supported and I suspect that the token is from an URL that is a sovereign cloud but I am not sure.
Can someone confirm this? Thank you.
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Hi @Tibor_Stokl
It does appear to me that it will not work unless it is from github.com for now.
You can vote or create an idea here: https://aka.ms/FabricIdeas
Your idea is exactly right, I created a token on github and used it in my workspace using:
As you might guess, your repository should be hosted on GitHub.
If I have answered your question, please mark my reply as solution and kudos to this post, thank you!
Your idea is exactly right, I created a token on github and used it in my workspace using:
As you might guess, your repository should be hosted on GitHub.
If I have answered your question, please mark my reply as solution and kudos to this post, thank you!
Hi @Tibor_Stokl
It does appear to me that it will not work unless it is from github.com for now.
You can vote or create an idea here: https://aka.ms/FabricIdeas
Hi guys, Im dealing with the same message error but the posted solution is not working for me.
I have two scenarios:
1. When using the classic PAT, the workspace connects with the GitHub account BUT it doesnt shows the complete list of branches of the repo, just a few old ones.
2. When using the fine-grained token with CONTENT permission on read-write mode, the message error mentioned appears.
Referring to the posted solution, if I write just "https://github.com" the ADD button remains disabled until I write the complete repo url.
What else can I check ?
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