You may find this approach convenient (not as convenient as a ready-made
UI, but convenient all the same).
1. Create a Secured Environment variable in a pipeline and set the value to
be the PAT
2. View the config.xml from the admin menu to get the encrypted token
strong that will start with "AES:"
3. Use this as the encryptedpassword value for this remote material - set
in the pipeline XML or the yaml.
4. You can "Test Connection" to the material from the material menu as well.

-- Sriram

On Mon, May 27, 2024 at 11:15 PM Obiageli Adegbite <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> i am currently using gocd v19.8.0 and i want to connect to my Azure repo.
> When i put in my  credentials in the advanced settings the username and
> password(Personal Access Token(PAT)) and click connection it fails (pic1).
> However if i put it same PAT  in the repo url it works (pic2). The issue is
> the PAT is exposed. I also cannot use aws secret manager to hide the PAT in
> the repo url. If i don't want to use ssh is there something i am doing wrong
> [image: pic1.png]
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