Thanks Orie for sharing your git config tips! Didn't know about the --replace-all flag yet 👏
Concerning safety it is important to mention, that git config credential.helper store stores your credentials unencrypted in plain text on your disk (under ~/.git-credentials). It is recommended using either git-credential-cache or a helper that handles encryption.
Just saying for those with setups where store is an unacceptable security tradeoff 😇
Thanks Orie for sharing your git config tips! Didn't know about the
--replace-allflag yet 👏Concerning safety it is important to mention, that
git config credential.helper storestores your credentials unencrypted in plain text on your disk (under~/.git-credentials). It is recommended using either git-credential-cache or a helper that handles encryption.Just saying for those with setups where
storeis an unacceptable security tradeoff 😇Great point Andreas, I didn't know about git-credential-cache before now. Thanks for sharing!