Git ignores credentials stored in .git-credentials












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I have two local repositories which are hosted on the same server and I have configured Git to store my credentials in the .git-credentials file via the following command.



git config credential.helper store


However, the fetch/pull/push without entering credentials only work in one repository. In the other repository, Git always asks for credentials and ignores the .git-credentials file.










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    I have two local repositories which are hosted on the same server and I have configured Git to store my credentials in the .git-credentials file via the following command.



    git config credential.helper store


    However, the fetch/pull/push without entering credentials only work in one repository. In the other repository, Git always asks for credentials and ignores the .git-credentials file.










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      I have two local repositories which are hosted on the same server and I have configured Git to store my credentials in the .git-credentials file via the following command.



      git config credential.helper store


      However, the fetch/pull/push without entering credentials only work in one repository. In the other repository, Git always asks for credentials and ignores the .git-credentials file.










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      I have two local repositories which are hosted on the same server and I have configured Git to store my credentials in the .git-credentials file via the following command.



      git config credential.helper store


      However, the fetch/pull/push without entering credentials only work in one repository. In the other repository, Git always asks for credentials and ignores the .git-credentials file.







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          I have solved my problem. My config command was missing the global option. Without this option I have only configured it for one repository.



          The correct command would have been:



          git config --global credential.helper store





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            I have solved my problem. My config command was missing the global option. Without this option I have only configured it for one repository.



            The correct command would have been:



            git config --global credential.helper store





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              I have solved my problem. My config command was missing the global option. Without this option I have only configured it for one repository.



              The correct command would have been:



              git config --global credential.helper store





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                I have solved my problem. My config command was missing the global option. Without this option I have only configured it for one repository.



                The correct command would have been:



                git config --global credential.helper store





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                I have solved my problem. My config command was missing the global option. Without this option I have only configured it for one repository.



                The correct command would have been:



                git config --global credential.helper store






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