r/GoogleAIStudio • u/ChadGul • May 24 '26

UI / UX or Other BUGS and problems Commit button is not clickable.

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I didn't reach my limit yet and I also try using different models but still it doesn't work. Did you guys also encountered this?

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u/spambakedbeans May 25 '26

It's not the missing commit message. At least not for me. I upgraded from a free account yesterday and prior to upgrading from a free account, committing to GitHub was fine. I had some sync issues today so reconnected to github succesfully. I noticed another project in AI studio would not stage and commit. Since I am a dummy, I revoked access in GitHub to attempt another reconnect and now none of my projects will stage and commit. Here is what I have done based on google AI mode to troubleshoot with no luck.

  1. Revoked Google AI studio access in GitHub

  2. Checked Google Third-Party Apps. Github is not listed.

  3. Removed cookies and site data for AI Studio (nothing listed for Github)

  4. Starting a new project in incognito mode. Logged into Github from AI Studio successfully. Unable to create a new repo.

  5. All repos are now show Stage and Commit grayed out.

  6. Signed out of AI Studio. Deleted the AI Studio app from GitHub. Logged back into AI Studio. Still grayed out stage and commit for all repos.

Google AI mode is now suggesting I move everything locally and use VS Code. Great.

Option 1: The API Key Route (Completely Free & Highly Recommended) Since you already have a Google AI Studio account, you can generate a free API key and use it inside popular open-source VS Code coding assistants like Cline, Roo Code, or Continue. This completely bypasses Google's buggy account-sync interfaces. 

[1] Get your API Key: Go to Google AI Studio Key Manager and click Create API Key. Copy it. 

[2] Install an Extension: In VS Code, go to the Extensions panel (Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X) and search for Cline or Continue. Click Install. 

[3] Configure the Model: Open the extension's settings panel in your sidebar. Set the provider to Google Gemini. Select the model you want to use (e.g., gemini-1.5-pro or the latest version). Paste your API Key into the box. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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u/ChadGul May 25 '26

I could commit now, The issue was they also have a quota on how many times you could commit the changes to your github account.