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User survey #29
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@kra-mo The I'll try to make this clearer. |
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Thank you for your work on this! |
@gzzchh Thanks.
I'd like that, but AFAIK it's not technically possible because "Scripts may not close windows that were not opened by script" https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/close |
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@Christoph-Raab Thanks for your response.
Are you having to reauthenticate regularly in browser? What's your helper setup |
I regular have to retry on a push or fetch
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Sounds like Git is trying to use expired OAuth tokens. @Christoph-Raab Which version of Git are you using ( |
I'm on 2.34.1. I can try to update and check if that fixes the issue. |
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Searched, because it's 2024 and Git on Linux still doesn't have password storage by default
deb package, then uninstalled as it pulled in most of an XServer, then realised it wouldn't work for me as it's a remote box and I'm not SSH forwarding
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Nothing, on this box, apparently. "manager" on Windows.
None yet.
I don't know - without CLI-only OAuth working this won't work for me |
Debian package git-credential-oauth has no strict dependencies, though it recommends package xdg-open. You can avoid installing it with
Have you tried |
Thanks for your help @hickford I am able to use it on my box that has a UI and a web browser, but |
pls support more “indie” platforms like the ones above |
GitHub kept giving me a link that would redirect back to System details Git config
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My credential.helper on bare metal Linux:
My credential.helper on WSL:
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I was working on a private GitHub repository where I needed my local computer's bare git to authenticate to GitHub using OAuth. (The project did not want to issue personal access tokens or use ssh.) GitHub's git cli instructions recommended using Git Credential Manager, installing via Homebrew. I use MacPorts and not Homebrew, so I searched MacPorts for a git credential helper supporting oauth. I found this.
Using MacPorts and its git-credential-oauth port.
No. And not GitHub yet! I am having difficulty.
I hope that it will let me work with a private repo on GitHub.
Better diagnostics for my failure case. |
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Hi users. A quick survey:
git config --get-all credential.helper
to check.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: