ah yes of course ... thus the need to use git credentials[1] ... Okay, I found GitHub documentation for "Caching Your GitHub password" for linux[2], windows[3], mac[4], and all[5]. these solutions are git-specific and not github specific so they should work for bitbucket just as well ...
2016-07-25 16:40 GMT+02:00 Dale Henrichs <dale.henrichs@gemtalksystems.com>:
On 7/25/16 6:40 AM, Thierry Goubier wrote:
Hi Dale,Well the user should know from the get-go that they are using a private repo and if they supply an https: scheme then you can pretty much know that sooner or later you will need credentials
what I'd like is a way to detect if credentials are necessary on a https repo, and add (or ask for them) at the smalltalk level.
Ok.
��It would then be easy to handle that in the https url. Would anyone know how to do that with Zn?Take a look at MetacelloPharo30Platform>>downloadJSON:username:pass: for and example of how to download with HTTPS credentials using Zinc.
I'll have a look. I tried a few urls(*) on Sean bitbucket example, and the difficulty is that base access to the repository is open (without authentication) and I need to understand how git create a push request to generate an url triggering an authentication :(
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(*) the response I got on those seems to be a login page instead of an authentication request :(