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le-git-imate can not perform a webui commit is the user enables two-factor authentication (2FA) .
This could be addressed in accordance with #13 and #28 .
Current behavior
Once a user enables 2FA, they can not use password for the authentication and instead they must create a personal token to use as a password when authenticating to GitHub.
However, the current version of le-git-imate uses the token only to authenticate GitHub/GitLab APIs and the authentication for git-receive-pack protocol is done by password. As a result, if a user enables 2FA, they can not use the le-git-imate extension to sign the webui commits.
Expected behavior
le-git-imate must use the personal token for any authentication which means the basicAuth should be replaced with a token-based approach.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description of issue or feature request
le-git-imate can not perform a webui commit is the user enables two-factor authentication (2FA) .
This could be addressed in accordance with #13 and #28 .
Current behavior
Once a user enables 2FA, they can not use
password
for the authentication and instead they must create a personaltoken
to use as a password when authenticating to GitHub.However, the current version of le-git-imate uses the
token
only to authenticate GitHub/GitLab APIs and the authentication for git-receive-pack protocol is done bypassword
. As a result, if a user enables 2FA, they can not use the le-git-imate extension to sign the webui commits.Expected behavior
le-git-imate must use the personal
token
for any authentication which means the basicAuth should be replaced with a token-based approach.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: