Open dnkmmr69420 opened 4 months ago
You can just use Git Credentials Manager which will manage everything for you.
There is a section in the readme explaining how to configure it.
You can just use Git Credentials Manager which will manage everything for you.
There is a section in the readme explaining how to configure it.
I really had no idea what to edit and there should of been a link to the git credintial manager page because I had no idea it was even a program.
There isn't one because it's one more tool of the Git ecosystem, nothing specific to Gitnuro. Your solution is a workaround for how GitHub manages passwords, you should not be doing that anyway. In case you've missed this comment:
You can't use your password to authenticate, it's something that GitHub changed a few years ago. You need to generate an authentication token as explained here https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/managing-your-personal-access-tokens
As mentioned in the other issue, you can also use Git Credentials Manager.
This also applies to original CLI Git client, not only to Gitnuro.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It is a quite difficult to figure out how to have it push to my github repos
Describe the solution you'd like This can be done using the githjb cli called
gh
It would work like thisgh
binary would be downloadedgh auth login
gh
guides the user to log in`gh
is connected to your github account, Gitnuro would read~/.config/gh/hosts.yml
oauth_token
as the password~/.config/gh/hosts.yml
and automatically fill out username and password