Add support for Linux enterprise deployable default settings #1814
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It's because we target .NET Framework on Windows, and some of the overloads are not available, and I wrote these patches on Mac and Linux. Will check my syntax for .NET FX compat. |
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Mirroring #1811, add support to set default settings for Linux, via MDM tooling. For this platform we look for files in the
/etc/git-credential-manager/config.ddirectory.Files are a simple format of
key=value\n, where thekeyis a configuration value name fromdocs/config.md. This format prevents values from containing a\nline feed character, but this is unlikely to be an issue in practice.