roninoss
annoying credential thing
I've used the create expo stack command now git credential manager on my macOS keeps asking me to use @sammoore's account.
I think that is not intended nor recommended.
I forgot to take a screenshot but it is simple:
I only use my own GitHub account on my computer, macOS. When I used the create-expo-stack, for some reason, my git-credential-manager started to question me which GitHub account I would like to use, mine (programad) or Sam's (sammoore).
And it kept questioning me about this all the time. It was annoying. I ended up resetting my git credential manager but maybe this is happening to someone else out there.
I never saw that kind of thing.
I've used the create expo stack command now git credential manager on my macOS keeps asking me to use @sammoore's account.
I think that is not intended nor recommended.
@sammoore what's this all about?
Just to confirm and narrow things down @programad
- Have you used any other Ronin projects like NativeWindUI -- including using any NativeWindUI options from rn-new / CES?
- Have you used rn-new / CES's
publishcommand?
Hey, @sammoore , no, It was my first time.
it think at some moment I used rn-new command (not publish) but I also used the npx create-expo-stack@latest.
I encountered also this issue when creating a new React Native app using the create-expo-stack command. It automatically added the credentials of @sammoore to my Windows Credential Manager. I've removed them manually, but I kindly ask that this issue be reviewed and addressed. Thank you
@krtcrvy what options did you choose when setting up? did it include nativewindui?
yes @dannyhw, I was exploring some of the templates, and after trying out NativeWindUI and EAS, the VSCode's Git credentials prompt keeps appearing. I also noticed that @sammoore’s credentials are showing up as an option in VSCode’s Git prompt
Wondering if this might actually be a nwui cli issue since we call it from here. There is no git credentials in this repo.
@krtcrvy @programad when exactly are you running into this problem? Is it using any specific aspect of CES?
I encountered also this issue when creating a new React Native app using the create-expo-stack command. It automatically added the credentials of @sammoore to my Windows Credential Manager. I've removed them manually, but I kindly ask that this issue be reviewed and addressed. Thank you
@krtcrvy mentioned that it just happens when creating a project but i'm curious what exact commands. Also, I'm curious where this screenshot comes from