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There is one git host I need to conect to, which does not allow ssh connections.
I use https + username + access tokens instead.
My local git-cli is configured to use OSXKeychain:
git config credential.helper
> osxkeychain
when I use a regular git clone git asks me for the credentials on the very first connection, but stores the credentials in OSXKeychain for any subsequent commands (survives restarts as well).
When using git2_credentials + git2 I can clone repos, but it always asks for the credentials.
Would it be possible that git2_credentials uses OSXKeychain as well?
There is one git host I need to conect to, which does not allow ssh connections.
I use https + username + access tokens instead.
My local git-cli is configured to use OSXKeychain:
git config credential.helper > osxkeychain
when I use a regular
git clone
git asks me for the credentials on the very first connection, but stores the credentials in OSXKeychain for any subsequent commands (survives restarts as well).When using
git2_credentials
+git2
I can clone repos, but it always asks for the credentials.Would it be possible that git2_credentials uses OSXKeychain as well?
My code is very close to your official example :)
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