Fix cmdline in credentials.asc #544
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I tried the following example from the book and it just displayed the help for
git config:After a bit of research I found the git-credential-store(1) Manual Page which actually puts single quotes around the
store --file ~/.my-credentials, which worked for me. I'm using git version 1.9.1, not sure if that makes a difference.Note that there's another example at the bottom of this page,
git config --global credential.helper read-only --file /mnt/shared/creds, which might also require single quotes around its last part to work, but I'm not sure, so I didn't change that.