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Autor	SHA1	Wiadomość	Data
Min RK	a69145fcdd	missing quotes in GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV echo without quotes removes newline, echo with quotes preserves it. Previously failing test added	2019-01-31 10:48:18 +01:00
Luke Zulauf	9de51dbbbd	Issue #388 - Use bash echo for git-credential-env sh is not consistent in its support of the echo builtin's -e flag. On debian sh is symlinked to dash, which does not support the flag resulting in bad credential output. Unfortunately /bin/echo is also nonstandard - e.g. on macs -e is not supported while it is on debian. I think the best approach is to rely on bash's echo builtin which should be consistent across systems (at the slight cost of requiring bash as a dependency)	2018-09-06 11:19:57 -07:00
Min RK	504aeb7300	add git-credential-env and configure git to use it by default `git-credential-env` only echoes the $GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV environment variable when git asks for https credentials. with this, setting GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV="username=name\npassword=xxx" sets the credentials that will be used. e.g. docker run -e GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV="username=name\npassword=xxx" jupyter/repo2docker https://github.com/private/repo	2017-11-17 16:05:46 +01:00

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Min RK

a69145fcdd

missing quotes in GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV

echo without quotes removes newline, echo with quotes preserves it.

Previously failing test added

2019-01-31 10:48:18 +01:00

Luke Zulauf

9de51dbbbd

Issue #388 - Use bash echo for git-credential-env

sh is not consistent in its support of the echo builtin's -e flag. On
debian sh is symlinked to dash, which does not support the flag
resulting in bad credential output. Unfortunately /bin/echo is also
nonstandard - e.g. on macs -e is not supported while it is on debian. I
think the best approach is to rely on bash's echo builtin which should
be consistent across systems (at the slight cost of requiring bash as a
dependency)

2018-09-06 11:19:57 -07:00

Min RK

504aeb7300

add git-credential-env

and configure git to use it by default

`git-credential-env` only echoes the $GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV environment variable
when git asks for https credentials.

with this, setting GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV="username=name\npassword=xxx" sets the credentials
that will be used.

e.g.

    docker run -e GIT_CREDENTIAL_ENV="username=name\npassword=xxx" jupyter/repo2docker https://github.com/private/repo

2017-11-17 16:05:46 +01:00

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