The company I work for has multiple repositories stored in an internal JFrog (Docker Image Repsitory, PyPI, etc).
I've stored the credentials for the PyPI repository using pips build-in keyring compatibility.
When I run docker login the credential helper will overwrite the already configured credentials with a blob of data. This makes other tools useless, that are using keyring as intended.
What's the point of storing the credentials as JSON data in the first place?
The company I work for has multiple repositories stored in an internal JFrog (Docker Image Repsitory, PyPI, etc). I've stored the credentials for the PyPI repository using pips build-in keyring compatibility.
When I run
docker login
the credential helper will overwrite the already configured credentials with a blob of data. This makes other tools useless, that are using keyring as intended.What's the point of storing the credentials as JSON data in the first place?