This setting (and the corresponding credential.authority configuration) is
deprecated and should be replaced with the GCM_PROVIDER (or corresponding
credential.authority configuration) setting.
Because both Basic HTTP authentication and Windows Integrated Authentication
(WIA) are now handled by one provider, if you specified basic as your
authority you also need to disable WIA using GCM_ALLOW_WINDOWSAUTH /
credential.allowWindowsAuth.
The following table shows the correct replacement for all legacy authorities values:
| GCM_AUTHORITY (credential.authority) | → | GCM_PROVIDER (credential.provider) | GCM_ALLOW_WINDOWSAUTH (credential.allowWindowsAuth) |
|---|---|---|---|
msa, microsoft, microsoftaccount, aad, azure, azuredirectory, live, liveconnect, liveid |
→ | azure-repos |
N/A |
github |
→ | github |
N/A |
basic |
→ | generic |
false |
integrated, windows, kerberos, ntlm, tfs, sso |
→ | generic |
true (default) |
For example if you had previous set the authority for the example.com host to
basic..
git config --global credential.example.com.authority basic..then you can replace this with the following..
git config --global --unset credential.example.com.authority
git config --global credential.example.com.provider generic
git config --global credential.example.com.allowWindowsAuth false