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MacOS Git multi-user accounts, keychain cache

Hello Friends, As I have two different GitHub accounts one is office account and another is the personal account. So every time when I want to do some git commands that time I have to delete existing account from the keychain. Then add a new account, which is really frustrating so I did some research and finally able to add multiple accounts in the keychain. The reason behind it as when we use GitHub commands then our credentials are stored in cache and keychain so we don't require to type every time . following are the commands which we needs to be followed: To check your current credentials cached in keychain you can use the following command: $ git credential-osxkeychain get then press the enter button twice . Now come to the point : In the terminal enter the command: $ git config    --global --edit This will add open git config file in the terminal to edit If you haven't already and  If you want to open with other edito...

Introduction to My blog

Dear JavaScript enthusiasts, As developers, we face numerous challenges and obstacles on a daily basis. Often, we turn to online resources to find solutions and overcome these hurdles. However, as time passes, we tend to forget the exact steps we took, the specific websites we visited, and the helpful links we referenced. To address this issue, I have decided to create a personal repository here, where I can document my troubleshooting experiences. This repository goes beyond mere bookmarking, as it allows me to retain a comprehensive record of the solutions I have discovered. Moreover, it offers the opportunity for others to benefit from my experiences and find help in their own coding endeavors. I genuinely hope that this blog proves to be a valuable resource for all who come across it. Cheers!