It doesn't seem to me that 'git_https_username' and 'git_https_password' 
make any difference.  

I'm using it like:

    set :repo_url, "https://github.com/myname/myrepo.git";
    set :git_https_username, "myusername"
    set :git_https_password, "mypassword"

When I run 'cap <target> git:check', it fails with an authentication error.

My workaround is to use:

    set :repo_url, 
"https://myusername:[email protected]/myname/myrepo.git";

That works - but - it displays the plain-text password on the console.  :-(

Is there a way to make git_https_username / git_https_password work, and is 
there a way to hide the password on the console ?
    

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