Storing the password on a per repository basis is a pain for me as well. It also requires setting a master password so that the repository passwords are not stored in plain text. My Bitbucket Server password gets changed every 6 weeks.
Since all of my repositories are stored in the same hosting provider I would prefer not to have the password stored. Instead I would provide the hosting provider password when I open SmartGit and then it would be used for all future operations until I close the program.
Storing the password on a per repository basis is a pain for me as well. It also requires setting a master password so that the repository passwords are not stored in plain text. My Bitbucket Server password gets changed every 6 weeks.
Since all of my repositories are stored in the same hosting provider I would prefer not to have the password stored. Instead I would provide the hosting provider password when I open SmartGit and then it would be used for all future operations until I close the program.