Remove the mention to the credential manager in the local workflow #743
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It was causing issues when trying to push to another fork.
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This pull request simplifies the local workflow documentation by removing the credential manager configuration and providing a direct method for using a PAT to authenticate with the icub-tech fork. This change addresses issues encountered when pushing to another fork.
Highlights
- Credential Manager Removal: The pull request removes the credential manager configuration from the local workflow documentation.
- PAT Configuration: The pull request updates the documentation to use a PAT (Personal Access Token) directly in the git remote URL for pushing to the
icub-techfork.
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Code Review
This pull request streamlines the local development workflow by removing the Git credential manager and directly setting the remote URL with a Personal Access Token. The review suggests enhancing the security of PAT handling by avoiding storing it in a shell variable and providing a clear warning about shell history exposure.
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Thanks @S-Dafarra
Just a couple of minor edits I can commit straight wawy.
) Co-authored-by: Ugo Pattacini <[email protected]>
It was causing issues when trying to push to another fork.