syntaqxThe g1t command line does a forge's daily work now, for people at a terminal and for agents in a shell, not only g1t push. g1t auth login signs in by approving a code in the browser (the API's device sign-in), or takes a token on stdin with --with-token; the token goes in the system keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, the Secret Service), or in config.json readable by its owner only when there is none, and G1T_TOKEN overrides both. auth status, logout, token and switch handle several accounts on several hosts, g1t.sh and self-hosted ones (--hostname, G1T_HOST; a new host is asked where its API is through /.well-known/g1t.json). auth setup-git makes g1t git's credential helper for the host, and g1t push takes the same signed-in token before docker's.6eed8a0History
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