OSC checkout fails with 401 error

I encounter the 401 Unauthorized Access Error when I try to checkout a package from OBS. I can log in to http://build.opensuse.org using the same username and password, but I am unable to locally check out packages.

# osc -A https://api.opensuse.org checkout openSUSE:Factory:ToTest/kiwi-templates-Minimal 
No password found in section https://api.opensuse.org 
Please enter new credentials. 
Username: coldboot 
Password:  

NUM NAME              DESCRIPTION 
1   Kernel keyring    Store password in user session keyring in kernel keyring [secure, in-memory, per-session] 
2   KWallet           Store password in KWallet [secure, persistent] 
3   Transient         Do not store the password and always ask for it [secure, in-memory] 
4   Obfuscated config Store the password in obfuscated form in the osc config file [insecure, persistent] 
5   Config            Store the password in plain text in the osc config file [insecure, persistent] 
Select credentials manager [default=1]: 3 
No password found in section https://build.opensuse.org 
Please enter new credentials. 
Username: coldboot 
Password:  

NUM NAME              DESCRIPTION 
1   Kernel keyring    Store password in user session keyring in kernel keyring [secure, in-memory, per-session] 
2   KWallet           Store password in KWallet [secure, persistent] 
3   Transient         Do not store the password and always ask for it [secure, in-memory] 
4   Obfuscated config Store the password in obfuscated form in the osc config file [insecure, persistent] 
5   Config            Store the password in plain text in the osc config file [insecure, persistent] 
Select credentials manager [default=1]: 3 
Password:  
Server returned an error: HTTP Error 401: Unauthorized 
Error getting meta for project 'openSUSE:Factory:ToTest' package 'kiwi-templates-Minimal'

Please help.

What osc version do you have? Because I get different questions when testing under new Linux user without previous osc configuration.

I have osc-0.182.0-343.7.noarch installed on Tumbleweed.

After executing bleachbit and logging back in, it began to function. That was peculiar.