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Packages the official Git Credential Manager cross-platform credential store implementation supporting Windows, macOS and Linux for use as a NS2.0 library with no UI or external dependencies.
Release version numbers track the GCM releases themselves.
using GitCredentialManager;
...
ICredentialStore store = CredentialManager.Create("myapp");
// Store a credential
store.AddOrUpdate("https://foo.com", "myusr", "mypwd");
// Retrieve a credential
ICredential cred = store.Get("https://foo.com", "myusr");
Assert.Equal("myusr", cred.Account);
Assert.Equal("mypwd", cred.Password);The namespace for the CredentialManager static factory class is the same as the official GCM itself
for convenience: GitCredentialManager.
The optional namespace argument (myapp above) can be used to scope credential
operations to your own app/service.
The library targets .NET Standard 2.0 for broad applicability.
Supported credential stores and their configuration is shared with the GCM project itself.
Important
If you use Git's built-in credential cache, a working installation of git is required. See GCM docs.
To create a new release:
- Find & replace the latest release tag in this project to the desired release tag in the git-credential-manager project in the .netconfig file
- Run
dotnet file sync -c:$env:TEMP\dotnet-file.md - Use the contents of the generated file to update the release notes in the GitHub release. If no useful notes were generated, just copy the GCM ones.
- Create a PR like this one
- Once merged, create a matching release in this project.
