Two Factor Authentication (2FA) as been enabled for all git.whoi.edu users. For instructions on how to set up 2FA, follow the instructions on this page, or click here for a step-by-step walk-through.
Once you have 2FA setup, you may need to create an Access Token to pull and push with git. You will not be able to authenticate with git using your password once you enable 2FA. See this link for how to set up and use a Personal Access Token.
The decision to enable 2FA for all users is for added security. Oct 30th, some users experienced account lockout due to bad actors. 2FA will help prevent such incidents in the future. Thank you.
The set_fields option, when passed to decode_payload, allows using metadata to set fields on the decoded message(s). Previously, it didn't work for nested message fields, and it would crash if you attempted to set a field that didn't exist. Now, nested fields are supported, and if you pass fields that don't exist, it just logs a message.