Up to 1.0.1, the ability to leverage the git config for a local install of git isn't consumed/inherited by Studio's implementation of git.
The show stopper for me is the ability to config HTTP proxy settings and have the git client honor the configs I already have setup via my git install (through the $HOME/.gitconfig file).
through this, future opportunities would allow my credential helper to be used as opposed to configuring a specific token/auth mechanism in the app.
At first, though, without proxy support, Studio is a non-starter for us.
Up to
1.0.1, the ability to leverage the git config for a local install of git isn't consumed/inherited by Studio's implementation of git.The show stopper for me is the ability to config HTTP proxy settings and have the git client honor the configs I already have setup via my git install (through the
$HOME/.gitconfigfile).through this, future opportunities would allow my credential helper to be used as opposed to configuring a specific token/auth mechanism in the app.
At first, though, without proxy support, Studio is a non-starter for us.