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FYI, I did get this worked out the other day. The bug does still exist, but I've since moved on.

1. Ensure Correct SSH Key Setup:

   • Verify that your SSH key is correctly added to your GitHub account.
   • Open a terminal and run ssh -T git@github.com to check the authentication status.

2. Reconfigure VS Code Authentication:

   • Open VS Code.
   • Go to the settings by clicking the gear icon in the lower left corner and selecting "Settings".
   • Search for "GitHub Authentication".
   • Ensure that the GitHub authentication settings are properly configured.

3. Clear Authentication Data:

   • Open the command palette in VS Code (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on Mac).
   • Type "Sign out of GitHub" and select the command to clear any old authentication data.
   • Sign in again using the "Sign in with GitHub" option.

4. Manual Authentication:

   • If automatic redirection fails, try authenticating manually.
   • Open the URL provided in a web browser.
   • Complete the authentication process there and copy any code provided back into VS Code if prompted.

5. Check Network and Proxy Settings:

   • Ensure that your network connection is stable.
   • Check if any firewall or proxy settings might be blocking the authentication process.

6. Update VS Code:

   • Make sure you are using the latest version of VS Code.
   • Sometimes, updating to the latest version can resolve such issues.

7. Browser Compatibility:

   • If you're using an older or less common web browser, try switching to a more common one like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.

If it still happens, it's best to report it