Closed mathdugre closed 4 years ago
The example you point to didn't need any credentials, from that and the name of the credential I assume you setup a new provider... Those should be stored in a user configuration directory I believe, location of which would depend on your system. In Linux it is ~/.config/datalad, and probably providers subdirectory there. Did you find it?
May be if you run with -l debug
datalad would tell you a bit more, eg were it is loading it from?
Great, I found it. Thank you!
For future reference, on OSX the credentials are stored in /Users/some_user/Library/Application Support/datalad/
. There is the cookie as well as the providers information.
Hi, I was following along this example from the documentation while adapting it to my needs. Everything worked well, however, when I used
datalad crawl
I entered the wrong authentication methods in the list. Every time I executedatalad crawl
it retrieves the cached credentials:The problem is that I would need to pass a token with the user. I tried to find where the cached authentication is, but I was unsuccessfully.