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We have a working workspace template with VSCode and we are using Bitbucket authentication.
Now we installed Cursor as an additional choice of IDE for developers.
With regular VSCode we don't have any issue with git commands' authentication.
With Cursor we have issues from the beginning, because upon any git command it prompts for username/password. I could almost solve it by adding the following config at workspace startup.
git config --global credential.helper store
It works in a way that I use either the web terminal or open VSCode and do a git pull. That saves the credential to the file system, then Cursor can use it and it works. But unfortunately, after a while (don't know the exact times, but several hours) the .git-credentials file gets emptied out, so Cursor git commands are failing again (prompting for user/pass). If I do the same process again (run a git command in web terminal or VSCode), it populates the credential store and git in Cursor can be used again without a problem, until it stops working.
Does anyone experienced this behavior?
Any ideas how to solve it?
Thanks,
Gabor
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Hi,
We have a working workspace template with VSCode and we are using Bitbucket authentication.
Now we installed Cursor as an additional choice of IDE for developers.
With regular VSCode we don't have any issue with git commands' authentication.
With Cursor we have issues from the beginning, because upon any git command it prompts for username/password. I could almost solve it by adding the following config at workspace startup.
It works in a way that I use either the web terminal or open VSCode and do a git pull. That saves the credential to the file system, then Cursor can use it and it works. But unfortunately, after a while (don't know the exact times, but several hours) the
.git-credentials
file gets emptied out, so Cursor git commands are failing again (prompting for user/pass). If I do the same process again (run a git command in web terminal or VSCode), it populates the credential store and git in Cursor can be used again without a problem, until it stops working.Does anyone experienced this behavior?
Any ideas how to solve it?
Thanks,
Gabor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: