SOURCETREE AUTHENTICATION FAILED AZURE DEVOPS PASSWORD

PS: Somehow, I couldn't get the username - PAT as a password combination working. Add the token as username and password in the URL of the repo, these steps, SourceTree will force using the PAT as credentials for the repo and you can clone and work on the repo directly.Get the URL from the Azure DevOps Repo, ie:.3, Remove the cached credential in Registry. Go to Team Explorer->Right click your azure devops project and Click remove->Click Manage Connections to reconnect to your azure git repo. If somehow your Sourcetree doesn't seem to be using the right PAT credentials when you try to clone your repo, force Sourcetree to use the credentials by prefixing the URL with them: 2,You can also try reconnect to your azure devops project from Visual studio. Which returned following Authentication failed. use the PAT you just generated for the password as well Unable to add Azure DevOps Remote Account using SourceTree 3.1.3.for the host, I used as the new URL format for azure DevOps didn't work.On Source Tree, go to add account and select Azure DevOps.Make sure you copy the generated PAT as you won't be able to view it again.From Authentication or Auth Type, select Basic and enter your Username if its not already there. Click to Edit your account details or Add a new one. When you connect to a Git repository from your Git client for the first time, the credential manager prompts for credentials.

From the dialog that options, select the Accounts tab. I got this working via the following steps: From the Options dialog, select the Authentication tab.

Sourcetree authentication failed azure devops