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After configuring the identities you just need to run
$ git su Personal
$ git su Work
And all the identity configuration (email, name, SSH key and optionally PGP key) will be set up into the repo's .git/config file.Saved me a ton of time.
Also, as a benefit, by tracking the JSON and lockfile, the CI can work with the exact same environment. I highly recommend giving it a try.
(Disclaimer: Work in Proton Pass)
- You are using Android 14
- Your manufacturer has added support for it (e. g. Oppo and OnePlus still haven't)
- If you want to use them in chrome, you need to enable the experimental feature at chrome://flags , search for "passkeys" and enable the feature for 3rd party (for brave just replace "chrome" with "brave"
Even with that, support may still be a bit buggy, such as:
- Chrome displaying the "Google Password Manager" logo instead of your password manager's one
- The app/website not understanding properly how to implement them and sending wrong values / sometimes invalid payloads
But let's hope this technology gains massive adoption, proper support and can help non-technical users benefit from increased security at (almost) no cost.
Disclaimer: work for a Password Manager
After reading the comments and seeing multiple alternatives, I tried to Rewrite it in Rust. In comparison with the original, this one does not depend on Yarn/JS and can be used by downloading a single binary. [1]https://github.com/geongeorge/Git-User-Switch