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From: James B <coderer@gmail.com>
Subject: SSL certificate password storage?
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2011 15:41:07 -0700
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I'm accessing a Git repository over an HTTPS transport, where client
certificates are required.  My certificate requires a password to use,
and Git prompts me for this every time I use it -- it's starting to
get a little old.  I've got Subversion set up to use Gnome-Keyring for
credentials, so I only have to unlock that once per session.  Is there
something similar for Git?  Is it planned?  If not, is there a good
place to make feature requests?

R/
James