Credential helpers are no longer invoked in case of having sub-folder parts in a repository URL. For example, if we have a "/my-proj/" part in the repository URL. The following configuration doesn't invoke a credential helper script in 2.26.1 version of Git but invokes in 2.24.1.2. [credential "https://git.exaple.com/my-proj/my-repo.git";] helper = !'/c/some-path/bash-git-credential-helper/git-cred.sh' provide repo_b A workaround here is to cut the URL to a root view. For example, we can use https://git.exaple.com/ instead of https://git.exaple.com/my-proj/ or https://git.exaple.com/my-proj/my-repo.git as below. [credential "https://git.exaple.com/";] helper = !'/c/some-path/bash-git-credential-helper/git-cred.sh' provide repo_b BTW, the following configuration still works in all Git versions. [credential "https://foo.bar/my-repo.git";] helper = !'/c/some-path/bash-git-credential-helper/git-cred.sh' provide repo_a If this would be possible, please let me know if this could be fixed in future Git versions. Or that I have to adopt my tools, described below, to this new configuration limitation. JFYI, I have a tool to synchronize remote Git repositories. This is when two remote repositories on different servers behave as a single repository. - https://github.com/it3xl/git-repo-sync I often use this tool with my own bash credential helper on different automation servers. - https://github.com/it3xl/bash-git-credential-helper And now, my Git-credential helper isn't invoked for repositories that have additional parts in their URLs. Of course, I've found a workaround but some people may want to configure more specific credentials for specific URL-s on the same domain. I am aware of the latest vulnerability discovered in the Git-credential helper functionality. I hope this was the cause of the trouble I described here. )) Kind Regards, Ilya it3xl.ru
