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I think the other method would probably work too (I haven't tried it). The reason why it fails is because you incorrectly used ~/.bloom/config instead of ~/.config/bloom.
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I think the other method would probably work too (I haven't tried it). The reason why it fails is because you incorrectly used ~/.bloom/config instead of ~/.config/bloom.
The solution I'm personally using is to create an OAuth token to use instead of a password, and then use a password manager to store it. The password manager I'm using is pass, along with pass-git-helper. The advantage over using ~/.config/bloom is that it doesn't work only for bloom, but for all git commands (just like @jbinney 's solution).
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I think the other method would probably work too (I haven't tried it). The reason why it fails is because you incorrectly used ~/.bloom/config instead of ~/.config/bloom.
The solution I'm personally using is to create an OAuth token to use instead of a password, and then use a password manager to store it. The password manager I'm using is pass, along with pass-git-helper. The advantage over using ~/.config/bloom is that it doesn't work only for bloom, but for all git commands (just like @jbinney 's solution).solution). Of course if you're not already using pass anyway, @jbinney 's solution is much easier to set up.
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I think the other method would probably work too (I haven't tried it). The reason why it fails is because you incorrectly used ~/.bloom/config instead of ~/.config/bloom.
The solution I'm personally using is to create an OAuth token to use instead of a password, and then use a password manager to store it. The password manager I'm using is pass, along with pass-git-helper. The advantage over using ~/.config/bloom is that it doesn't work only for bloom, but for all git commands (just like @jbinney 's solution). Of course if you're not already using pass anyway, @jbinney 's solution is much easier to set up.
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