Refactor Windows credential management to use direct API calls instead of cmdkey#1
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janvdpol wants to merge 2 commits intojaydenthorup:mainfrom
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Refactor Windows credential management to use direct API calls instead of cmdkey#1janvdpol wants to merge 2 commits intojaydenthorup:mainfrom
janvdpol wants to merge 2 commits intojaydenthorup:mainfrom
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I found a problem where a username that contains a space (strange that that can work, but it does) was not able to create a Windows Credential using cmdkey. As alternative I now use the API to add this username and password.