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A lot of people still seem to be missing the fact that you can do this, probably because the developer docs still say that manually requesting an account is the only way to use the Trac site.
The fact that it can't be used with git trac is unfortunate--this is simply due to the fact that the git trac plugin uses a user's Trac username and password to authenticate, and when using GitHub login they have no "password".
In the future I might fix this by extending the git-trac plugin to provide generated passwords/authentication tokens for this purpose.
A lot of people still seem to be missing the fact that you can do this, probably because the developer docs still say that manually requesting an account is the only way to use the Trac site.
The fact that it can't be used with
git trac
is unfortunate--this is simply due to the fact that thegit trac
plugin uses a user's Trac username and password to authenticate, and when using GitHub login they have no "password".In the future I might fix this by extending the git-trac plugin to provide generated passwords/authentication tokens for this purpose.
Component: documentation
Author: Erik Bray
Branch:
1bdc96b
Reviewer: Frédéric Chapoton
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/25302
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