Add Git credentials

Git credentials added here will be usable by any admin-level user, though they will not be able to view the actual credentials directly. Each credential is also restricted to the repository URL pattern(s) you configure for it - an admin can't use it against a repository outside that pattern.

Adding your credentials

Ensure your token has repository read permissions (scopes), otherwise authentication will fail. See the Git authentication token permissions FAQ for more information.

Credentials created before the introduction of Allowed repository URL pattern(s) will continue to work without a pattern until you next edit them - at that point a pattern is required.

To add your Git credentials, from the Shared credentials page click Add credentials, then select the Git option.

Enter a name for your shared credentials, then select your Git provider or select Custom if no options fit your authentication type. Fill in your Username and Personal Access Token or Password.

Enter one or more comma-separated glob patterns in Allowed repository URL pattern(s), for example github.com/my-org/* - this matches repositories directly under my-org, since a pattern matches only a single path segment and * won't cross a /. A bare * matches every repository, unrestricted.

Once you've entered the relevant details, click Add credentials to save the entry.