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like many of you recently i received an email from github telling me that i could no longer use a username and password when accessing github via the get command line utility instead they wanted me to use some other authentication mechanisms such as a personal access in order to help secure my account now maybe a little bit of background as far as why this is necessary traditionally if im logging in using my username and password for every single git commit or get pull or get sync then im sending that username and password across the wire thats not necessarily the best place to put it so they want us to use a instead that can be easily managed and revoked as necessary so lets see how we might be able to do that now all of the things that im going to be covering here are based off of this web page right here creating a personal access that is on the github website and in fact when you look down here through here it actually walks you through pretty well as far as