You do not need to enter a password for git settings, removing the headache of entering a password for fetch/pull code every time. gitfetch

You do not need to enter a password for git settings, removing the headache of entering a password for fetch/pull code every time. gitfetch

You need to enter the password for https every time. You can enter the password once according to the following settings, without having to enter the password and enjoying the speed brought by https.

Set the Remember password (15 minutes by default ):

git config --global credential.helper cache

If you want to set the time, you can do this:

git config credential.helper 'cache --timeout=3600'

In this way, it will expire after an hour.

Long-term storage password:

git config --global credential.helper store

You can also add a password when adding a remote address. (Recommended)

http://yourname:password@git.oschina.net/name/project.git

Supplement: You can use the client to store the password.

If you are using ssh and want to experience the high speed brought by https, you can do this: switch to the project directory:

cd projectfile/

Remove repository addresses in remote ssh Mode

git remote rm origin

Add an https remote repository address

git remote add origin http://yourname:password@git.oschina.net/name/project.git