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Hmmm... I was getting this error on both Linux and MacOS. On the Mac, I tried a troubleshooting tip of decrypting the file... and it worked! (whew!) Except, I'm not supposed to use that machine for open source work, so I need to get it working on the Linux machine. I still can't get it to work on Linux
oh wow... I just got it working on Linux. It was unexpected.
I tried changing the regex in the credentials file from #"
to #"https://.*
I had wondered about this earlier, because I don't recognize repo.
as a hostname, though it makes sense. I didn't pursue it because I got the Mac working, and the Mac is definitely using that regex with the URL. So how the Mac worked and Linux didn't is still confusing me. But anyway... a more permissive pattern and it came together for me.