Use credentials store instead of extraheader #1754
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This is now ready for a first review. I will cleanup the history afterwards. |
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@ericsciple sorry for tagging, but I believe the majority of the code has been written by you. Would you care for a review? |
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Since git's
extraheaderdoes not support different tokens and has some issue with multiple headers, this PR changes the behavior to usecredential.*.helper.My use case is cloning a repository which has a lot of private submodules from different organizations. Instead of creating a machine user that has access to all organizations I want to use a Github App for that. However, each Github App installation can only see the repositories of its own organization. With multiple organizations, multiple app installations are required, each using a different token.
My solution sets
credential.helpertostoreand creates a temporary file to which the credentials are written. This option replaces the use ofextraheaderand results in only one authentication header per request.Additionally, a new option is provided to specify a custom credential helper via
custom-credential-helper. This setting sets a custom command as git credential helper and can be anything. The settinguseHttpPathto match against the path of a URL is set to true and the original credential store is used as fallback helper. However, it might be desirable to disable the default helper altogether.Should
fix #162
fix #415
I am open for suggestions.