LBRY Android SDK uses some customized tools to be built so it won't work with other 'built-on-the-fly' services and FDroid requires that hosting. LBRY Android SDK was previously bundled with the source code, but had to be moved into some third-party so LBRY FDroid could be built. Ok, let's continue Coding, you might as well save it, next time there is a problem, remember to do it again, don't waste too much time on this. Then Android Studio will reuse the cached version of the AAR file. Turn on control panel-> Credential manager-> Windows credentialsĪfter finding the github credentials, delete it, and then execute it again in the warehouse git push origin masterGo to submit your code, it will let you fill in the username and password of GitHub, after filling in the correct, you can push normally~ Solve the git submission report fatal: unable to access ’': The requested URL returned error: 403 error (pro-test feasible) The real solution, thanks to this old man~ The result is still the same, and the package permissions are still wrong. Go to: Control panel > User Accounts anycodingsandroid-studio > credential manager select: windows credentials Remove all gitlab credentials. For more information, see 'About remote repositories.

The first way to solve it is to reconfigure ssh, and add id_rsa.pub locally to github. If you've previously set up SSH keys, you can use the SSH clone URL instead of HTTPS. A machine I haven't used for a long time, suddenly I want to submit the code I wrote to the warehouse, and an error is reported fatal: unable to access '': The requested URL returned error: 403… That's weird

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