I've sent a patch to add the git:credential-netrc output: #31488.
I went down the road of a new output because:
- It's part of the same repository as git, so I wanted to avoid
duplicating code and effort.
- Users will not want to clutter their PATH with a collection of
credentials, they will pr
Yes, that sounds like the right approach. I'll look into packaging it then!
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Pierre Neidhardt
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Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> I would like `git send-email` to use the credentials from ~/.authinfo.gpg
> to send patches to the Guix mailing list.
>
> While not related to Guix code per se, I'm posting this here because I
> primarily use `git send-email` for Guix and I suppose people around here
>
On Wed, Apr 25, 2018 at 12:07:35PM +0200, Marius Bakke wrote:
> Pierre Neidhardt writes:
>
> > Or else how do you people configure `git send-email' to not prompt for a
> > password?
>
> I use 'msmtp' as the transport and have configured it to look up
> passwords from 'password-store'.
>
> $ git
Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> Marius Bakke writes:
>
>> I use 'msmtp' as the transport and have configured it to look up
>> passwords from 'password-store'.
>>
>> $ git config --get-regexp sendemail.*
>> sendemail.smtpserver /home/marius/.guix-profile/bin/msmtp
>> sendemail.envelopesender auto
>
>
Marius Bakke writes:
> I use 'msmtp' as the transport and have configured it to look up
> passwords from 'password-store'.
>
> $ git config --get-regexp sendemail.*
> sendemail.smtpserver /home/marius/.guix-profile/bin/msmtp
> sendemail.envelopesender auto
From the (1)git-send-email man page:
Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> Or else how do you people configure `git send-email' to not prompt for a
> password?
I use 'msmtp' as the transport and have configured it to look up
passwords from 'password-store'.
$ git config --get-regexp sendemail.*
sendemail.smtpserver /home/marius/.guix-profile
