anchor.diff:  Windows Credentials Manager does not work as well for batch processing in the git client plugin.
   It is best to disable Windows Credentials Manager when installing Git on Jenkins agents running Windows.
   
  -[[bug-reports]]
  +[#bug-reports]
   == Bug Reports
   
   Report issues and enhancements with the https://issues.jenkins-ci.org[Jenkins issue tracker].
   
  -[[contributing-to-the-plugin]]
  +[#contributing-to-the-plugin]
   == Contributing to the Plugin
   
   Refer to link:CONTRIBUTING.adoc#contributing-to-the-git-client-plugin[contributing to the plugin] for contribution guidelines.
  
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  [[changelog]]
  == Changelog in https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-client-plugin/releases[GitHub Releases]
  
  Release notes are recorded in https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-client-plugin/releases[GitHub] beginning with git client plugin 2.8.1.
  Prior release notes are recorded in the git client plugin repository link:CHANGELOG.adoc#changelog-moved-to-github-releases[change log].
  
  [[implementations]]
  == Implementations
  
  The git client plugin default implementation requires that https://git-scm.com/downloads[command line git] is installed on the master and on every agent that will use git.
  
negative.code: The issue in JGit has now been resolved and delivered in git client plugin releases.
  JGit with Apache HTTP Client continues to delivered to assure compatibility.
  
  [#windows-credentials-manager]
  == Windows Credentials Manager
  
  Git for Windows is able to integrate with the Windows Credentials Manager for secure storage of credentials.
  