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Make hardcoded credential-osxkeychain workaround opt-out instead of opt-in #47
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June 30, 2016 22:38
The "Apple Git" workaround can still be disabled by configuring it to FALSE.
It turns out the "Git OSX Installer" brings the same hardcoded osxkeychain credential helper and thus it is no longer sufficient to try to detect based on the Git version.
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Also expand to any version of Git that makes
git-credential-osxkeychainavailable, not just "Apple Git". This covers the Git OSX Installer which has a more "traditional" version string, yet behaves the same with respect to hardcoding the osxkeychain credential helper first.Manual testing
For each of the following distributions of Git:
...performed a
git fetchagainst a Visual Studio Team Services Git repository and kept a close eye on the Keychain application. For Apple and OSX Installer, an entry would briefly appear in the Keychain before being deleted by the GCM4ML. In the Homebrew case, no entry appeared. In all cases, the fetch succeeded.Mission accomplished!