Important Git Authentication Changes In our unwavering commitment to fortifying the security of our services, we are embarking on a transformative journey to redefine the way you authenticate while engaging with the Hugging Face Hub via Git. Effective from October 1st, 2023, we will no longer entertain the use of passwords as a viable means to authenticate your command-line Git operations. Instead, we advocate for the adoption of more impregnable authentication methods. These alternatives include substituting your password with a personal access token or employing the formidable shield of an SSH key. Background Unveiled In recent epochs, we have diligently executed a plethora of security augmentations. These enhancements encompassed the introduction of sign-in alerts and seamless support for SSH keys in Git. Nevertheless, we observed that users were still able to authenticate Git operations using their conventional username and password combination. In the relentless pursuit of...
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