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Is there a way to let git use my windows domain logon (AD) credentials for its authentifikation?

Problem is that you I'll have to change my credentials on a regular cycle because our gitLab server uses the same AD base. So I'll also have to update my git credentials within the cycle of my windows logon change cycle.

Could I use the git-credential-winstore to refer to my logon credentials or any other way of doing so?

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The actual method wouldn't need a credential helper (like git-credential-winstore).

It would use the Kerberos protocol: see "Custom omniauth provider configurations / Working kerberos Configuration".
It isn't officially supported, but interest was there (issue 3422, but that interest hasn't surfaced in the feedback forum).

That way, any https GitLab repo url would benefit from the current Kerberos authentication ticket, for the transaction to benefit from your username/password (without you having to enter anything).

You can see one post only (February 2014) trying to implement that option, but with a few issues remaining.

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