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the second configuration overwrites the first, rather than adding it as a second configuration.
What I see in /root/.gitconfig is
[http]
extraHeader = test2
What I expect to see is
[http]
extraHeader = test
extraHeader = test2
git-resource needs to somehow recognise the second configuration as an attempt to set a multi-value and add the --add option to the git config command it runs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have an environment where, to access git repos, I need to specify two http.extraHeader values. If I provide them to a git resource as
the second configuration overwrites the first, rather than adding it as a second configuration.
What I see in /root/.gitconfig is
What I expect to see is
git-resource needs to somehow recognise the second configuration as an attempt to set a multi-value and add the --add option to the git config command it runs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: