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seting up an artifacotry for bitbucket correctly

ORAN MATZA
May 11, 2022

Hello All

 I have two questions regarding setting up Artifactory as git lfs server for bitbucket (server)

1)

In this article from the community it say to put this section

[lfs]
url = "https://<USERNAME>:<PASSWORD>@<DOMAIN>.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/lfs/<REPO-NAME>"

in the .lfsconfig

 

This is not good cause the user name and password are expose.

So I searched and found this article that say not to push the .lfsconfig to bitbucket.

Moreover it say "Alternatively, you can configure the .lfsconfig without credentials and make it part of the Git repository.
Then, upon pushing or pulling, users will be prompted for credentials "

  1. How do I config the lfsconfig without credentials ? simply put url without user and password ?
  2. Will the users need to put their credentials every time they push ?

2)

Is it good idea to have lfs-local repo for each of my project/repositories in bitbucket ?

Or just have one lfs-local repo for all of the repositories in bitbucket ?

(cause the content is not human readable. It is sha1)

 

Thanks

  omatza

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