New credential for adding private repositories with rit add repo

[GuillaumeFalourd]

Signed-off: guillaume.falourd@zup.com.br

Referred to: #833 and closes: #800

Description

• Add the command rit add repo a specific credential to add private repositories, so that the user does not need to inform a token each time the command is executed.

How to verify it

In its first execution, when adding a private repository, the command will request the token, as it already did. However, the command now saves this token in a credential.

Example

After executing the rit add repo command adding a private repository again, use the rit list credential command, to verify that a new credential has been created in the current environment.

Example

Changelog

• Addition of a specific repository credentials to add private repos with the rit add repo command.

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This pull request generated the following artifacts.

To test the health and quality of this implementation, download the respective binary for your operating system, unzip and directly run the binary like the examples below.

• Windows
  Download the file: rit-windows.zip
  Unzip to some folder like: C:\home\user\downloads\pr986
  Access the folder: cd C:\home\user\downloads\pr986
  Directly call the binary: .\rit.exe --version or .\rit.exe name of formula

• Linux
  Download the file: rit-linux.zip
  Unzip to some folder like: /home/user/downloads/pr986
  Access the folder: cd /home/user/downloads/pr986
  Assign execute permission to binary: chmod +x ./rit
  Directly call the binary: ./rit --version or ./rit name of formula

• MacOS
  Download the file: rit-macos.zip
  Unzip to some folder like: /home/user/downloads/pr986
  Access the folder: cd /home/user/downloads/pr986
  Assign execute permission to binary: chmod +x ./rit
  Directly call the binary: ./rit --version or ./rit name of formula

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