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layout: "../../../layouts/FAQLayout.astro" | ||
sidebar: { hide: true } | ||
title: How do I link my Git user to my Chromatic user? | ||
title: How do I link my Git account to my Chromatic account? | ||
section: account | ||
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# How do I connect my Git user to my Chromatic user? | ||
# Link Git account to Chromatic account | ||
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If you have an email/password user, you can link it to your Git account. | ||
## Link your Git account to your Chromatic account | ||
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Open the Profile page: https://www.chromatic.com/profile | ||
If you registered your Chromatic account using an email and password, you can link it to a Git provider like GitHub or BitBucket. | ||
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Below `Connect`, tab the Git provider of your choise and follow the steps on Git side to authorize Chromatic to link both users. | ||
1. Open the Profile page: https://www.chromatic.com/profile | ||
2. Below `Connect`, tab the Git provider of your choise and follow the steps on Git side to authorize Chromatic to link both users. | ||
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To disconnect your Git user, press `Disconnect`. | ||
You can connect to more than one Git provider. | ||
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One user can be connected to more than 1 Git user. | ||
### Error when trying to connect a Git account | ||
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If you encounter an `Authentication error: Failed to login as OAuth user` while trying to connect to a Git account, it means a Chromatic account already exists with that particular Git account. You probably created that account by mistake, so you can delete it: | ||
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### I hit error `Authentication error. Failed to login as OAuth user` when I try to connect my Git user | ||
1. Log out of your current account | ||
2. Go to the login page: https://www.chromatic.com/start | ||
3. Press Connect with the Git provider. Pick of your choice and access the second account. | ||
4. Open the Profile page: https://www.chromatic.com/profile | ||
5. Scroll down and [remove the user](/docs/faq/delete-my-profile/). | ||
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This error means the Git user already exists. If you created it by mistake, log out from the current account. | ||
Then go back to the initial account and try to connect the Git account via the profile page. | ||
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Go to the login page: https://www.chromatic.com/start | ||
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Press Connect with the Git provider of your choise and access the second account. | ||
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Open the Profile page: https://www.chromatic.com/profile | ||
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Scroll down and [remove the user](docs/faq/delete-my-profile/). | ||
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Then go back to the initial account and try to connect the Git user in the Profile page. | ||
## Unlink your Git account | ||
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1. Open the Profile page: https://www.chromatic.com/profile | ||
2. Press `Disconnect` |