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More helpful message regarding caller failure #30
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Sure thing. I can change it to something like
If it's not too complicated, I can even print out the command that adds the caller I guess. Hope I can have some time to tackle this this weekend. There are also a few dependency upgrades that need to be taken care of. |
Sounds awesome to me! Add the aforementioned (basic) details in the next to replace the It'd be a cute addition to add the necessary command to add the caller too. Looking forward in using this feature; I am now "back" at the minimal version. If you happen to have a |
PS: Are you "planning" on opening discussions? I have more "generic" questions; but I don't want to open necessarily open an issue (and/or then have a "very nicely-cut issue topic") |
Enabled. |
Thanks for merging the feature :-D I hate to be the annoying one; but could you build a release? 😕 |
You can download from GHA for now. |
Oh yeah - awesome :-D |
In Ubuntu "it seems necessary" to also add:
ofc, that could very well avoided by changing user shells (?), but for ages it's not the case (https://askubuntu.com/a/976487/645458, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh) I can make a README.md PR if you'd agree with my analysis; or wherever you (want to) keep your FAQs |
I was wondering if you'd like to improve on the warning message given from the
git-credential-keepassxc
, when callers don't match.I'd like to know who called me, so I can add (maybe?) them to the list.
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