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Git auth failure hints name the actual host

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Git auth failure hints now name your actual remote host instead of assuming GitHub.

What

When SSH or HTTPS authentication to a git remote fails, the hint no longer assumes GitHub. It resolves the host from the remote URL and, for other hosts, tells you to check that your git credential helper has valid credentials for that host.

Details
  • When the remote URL cannot be parsed, the message falls back to "your git host" or "this host".
Evidence

your git credential helper has valid credentials for

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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