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Uploading a repo to the cloud can refuse to carry uncommitted credential files

You'll notice
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Cloud Sessions

Uploading your repo to a cloud session aborts if uncommitted credential-looking files are present.

What

Before packaging your checkout for a cloud session, uncommitted files with credential-looking names abort the upload. Bundling also gained a cheaper tier that packages only the branch you have checked out plus the current commit, instead of every branch.

Details
  • The refusal is reported as an upload outcome of uncommitted_credentials, or credential_check_failed when git cannot report the working tree state.
  • The narrower bundle is reported as current_branch_only.
  • The credential refusal only applies when the caller asks for it.
Evidence

uncommitted_credentials

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

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