Open tristone13th opened 3 years ago
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Hey thanks for raising the question. This extension assumes only one user is owning the JupyterLab server. So there is currently no possibility to address your use case. This may come handy in the feature though especially with RTC coming into JupyterLab.
now is there a way to support mutiple users use jupyterlab to commit code use different git account?
The current escape path is to set the setting promptUserIdentity
to true
.
i search promptUserIdentity setting in offical document but can‘t find where to set this param, i search in jupyter_lab_config but not found
Open JupyterLab, in the top menu bar click on Settings
→ Settings Editor
→ Git
→ Prompt user identity on commit
Open JupyterLab, in the top menu bar click on
Settings
→Settings Editor
→Git
→Prompt user identity on commit
thanks! it's work!
i find when i commit git just input username and email , not input the password ,even i input a username not exist,it commit success, i confused ,jupyterlab how to authenticate users?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When multiple users use jupyterlab to do analysis and each of them wants to commit with their own name and account (maybe for KPI), is there a way to do this by the jupyterlab-git GUI?
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a button to change git user easily while preventing conflicts if multiple users are switching accounts at the same time.
Describe alternatives you've considered
If cannot deal with the problems introduced by multiple users switching accounts at the same time, that's ok.