Bitbucket allows simple passwords. -Pete
On 1/29/21 8:21 AM, jonathan hunsberger via TriEmbed wrote:
I understand your use case with the FRC team. For that have you looked at other cloud git offerings that do allow password auth? (Gitlab comes to mind. They have free public repos, although I'm more familiar with the self-hosted OSS version. I actually think their issue/branch/merge flow is easier to understand than the github fork/pull, but YMMV). For the other use case, tokens can apparently be used to auth on the command line just like passwords. So if you generate one and store it securely somewhere (e.g. online password vault) then you can access it and copy/paste when pushing. Also from the examples they seem to just be a bunch of digits, so you could store on a password vault on your phone and type it in when it's time to push.
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