Re: [PATCH] completion: remove credential helpers from porcelain commands

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On Tue, May 05, 2015 at 03:19:32PM +0200, SZEDER Gábor wrote:

> Don't offer the "main" 'git credential' command or any of the credential
> helpers from contrib/credential/ when completing git commands.

Makes sense to me, modulo the typo Erik pointed out.

> I was tempted to simply filter out 'credential-*', so we don't have to
> update this list when new credential helpers arrive.  However, the
> 'git-credential-*' "namespace" is not explicitly reserved for credential
> helpers, users have to set the 'credential.helper' config variable to tell
> explicitly that 'git-credential-foo' should be used as credential helper,
> and who knows, someone might have his own 'git-credential-bar' command that
> does something completely unrelated to git's credential system, so in the
> end decided against it.  And credential helpers don't pop up too frequently
> anyway.
> 
> However, if you think filtering out 'credential-*' is the way to go, I'm
> happy to reroll.

I'd actually be fine with just marking all credential-* as "credentials
helper". I think we have staked out the "git-credential-foo" namespace,
so anybody putting something unrelated in there deserves what they get.
And it makes one fewer list to keep up to date.

I _do_ have other git-credential-foo's that should be ignored (and are
not in your list), but I am probably the only person in the world (they
are due to me experimenting with the credential helper code :) ).

-Peff
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