My situation was a little different, but I was able to get this to work with
some interesting escaping.
helper = !"\"C:\\Path with spaces\\executable\"" --option1 value1
credential-helper $@
Notice the exclamation, quoted path of executable and extra escaped quotes
inside of that, plus escaped ba
Hey guys,
I recently found that specifying absolute paths for credential helper
on windows does not work correctly if the path has spaces or non
alphanumeric characters like parentheses. From what I gather it seems
to do with how args are passed to subprocesses.
example:
git config credential.hel
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