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Thanks for your plugin, it is useful !
As a lazy user who works mostly with public repositories, I don't want to type my SSH key passphrase when I fetch
I use to set the fetch remote's url to https and the push remote's url to ssh
fetch
remote
push
Like this :
git remote --verbose origin https://gitlab.com/pinage404/omf_pkg_enlarge_your_git_alias.git (fetch) origin [email protected]:pinage404/omf_pkg_enlarge_your_git_alias.git (push)
I would like to have an option to do this
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a bit off topic, but you could have a ssh-agent and only decipher once the ssh key per session
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i prefer to have to type my password before doing push, this prevents me to do mistakes with misclick
I like this idea, could do a flag like gityaw [-p|--push]
gityaw [-p|--push]
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Thanks for your plugin, it is useful !
As a lazy user who works mostly with public repositories, I don't want to type my SSH key passphrase when I fetch
I use to set the
fetch
remote
's url to https and thepush
remote
's url to sshLike this :
I would like to have an option to do this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: