Git credential helper=wincred and osxchain on same machine











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I have setting up a mac but I pushed some stuff to my github, and got a message about "wincred"
Looking at my git settings, I have:



credential.helper=osxkeychain

credential.helper=wincred


How could this be? And how can I fix it?
I've been looking for a solution but nothing seems to work






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    I have setting up a mac but I pushed some stuff to my github, and got a message about "wincred"
    Looking at my git settings, I have:



    credential.helper=osxkeychain
    
credential.helper=wincred


    How could this be? And how can I fix it?
    I've been looking for a solution but nothing seems to work






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      I have setting up a mac but I pushed some stuff to my github, and got a message about "wincred"
      Looking at my git settings, I have:



      credential.helper=osxkeychain
      
credential.helper=wincred


      How could this be? And how can I fix it?
      I've been looking for a solution but nothing seems to work






      git macos github







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      I have setting up a mac but I pushed some stuff to my github, and got a message about "wincred"
      Looking at my git settings, I have:



      credential.helper=osxkeychain
      
credential.helper=wincred


      How could this be? And how can I fix it?
      I've been looking for a solution but nothing seems to work






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          It's possible that you have two different credential helpers enabled in two different files. To see, run git config --show-origin -l and find out where the two are located, and then remove the one that refers to wincred.



          Note that if you're using Homebrew to install Git, the osxkeychain credential manager is set by that package. This is usually the right choice for macOS.






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          • how can I delete that credential?
            – Karma00
            Nov 28 at 2:26










          • The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
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            Dec 4 at 2:50











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          It's possible that you have two different credential helpers enabled in two different files. To see, run git config --show-origin -l and find out where the two are located, and then remove the one that refers to wincred.



          Note that if you're using Homebrew to install Git, the osxkeychain credential manager is set by that package. This is usually the right choice for macOS.






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          • how can I delete that credential?
            – Karma00
            Nov 28 at 2:26










          • The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
            – brian m. carlson
            Dec 4 at 2:50















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          It's possible that you have two different credential helpers enabled in two different files. To see, run git config --show-origin -l and find out where the two are located, and then remove the one that refers to wincred.



          Note that if you're using Homebrew to install Git, the osxkeychain credential manager is set by that package. This is usually the right choice for macOS.






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          • how can I delete that credential?
            – Karma00
            Nov 28 at 2:26










          • The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
            – brian m. carlson
            Dec 4 at 2:50













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          It's possible that you have two different credential helpers enabled in two different files. To see, run git config --show-origin -l and find out where the two are located, and then remove the one that refers to wincred.



          Note that if you're using Homebrew to install Git, the osxkeychain credential manager is set by that package. This is usually the right choice for macOS.






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          It's possible that you have two different credential helpers enabled in two different files. To see, run git config --show-origin -l and find out where the two are located, and then remove the one that refers to wincred.



          Note that if you're using Homebrew to install Git, the osxkeychain credential manager is set by that package. This is usually the right choice for macOS.







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          • how can I delete that credential?
            – Karma00
            Nov 28 at 2:26










          • The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
            – brian m. carlson
            Dec 4 at 2:50


















          • how can I delete that credential?
            – Karma00
            Nov 28 at 2:26










          • The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
            – brian m. carlson
            Dec 4 at 2:50
















          how can I delete that credential?
          – Karma00
          Nov 28 at 2:26




          how can I delete that credential?
          – Karma00
          Nov 28 at 2:26












          The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
          – brian m. carlson
          Dec 4 at 2:50




          The Git command I specified lists the file that contains each option. You would edit that file with a text editor (e.g. vim, nano, emacs) and remove the line that says helper = wincred (assuming you are indeed on a Mac).
          – brian m. carlson
          Dec 4 at 2:50


















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