问题
I have to work from computers owned by customer. Our work's code is managed under a Azure Dev Ops repository, where I log in using my personal Microsoft Account.
In order to reduce risk, I created a personal account with minimal rights within my Azure Devops dashboard.
How can I setup git to use this PAT without prompting for my Microsoft Account ?
Right now, each time a remote operation is triggered, a modal opens, asking for username/password. If I close it, it reopens. I close again and I can enter my PAT. This is working.
But if I trigger a new remote operation, same sequences occurs (have to close twice the credential dialog, then pasting the PAT).
How can I store the PAT definitively ?
FYI, I've ensure the correct helper is set within git global config, as suggested by the FAQ : git config credential.helper manager
I also tried to disable the credential helper with git config --system --unset credential.helper, but the issue is still present.
Another try was to use another helper : git config credential.helper store. Not better
FYI: I'm running on windows 2012R2, with the latest git version (git version 2.20.1.windows.1)
回答1:
Edit your global git config and leave the helper empty.
[credential]
helper=
Then delete your credential from the Windows Credential store.
That should turn off the credential helper and revert to the default git behavior.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54882862/git-credential-manager-and-manually-created-pat