I'm using Visual Studio and working with GitLab for source control. However, there is something odd about the way this works. Naturally, you need to supply credentials for getting remote, private, repositories, but those credentials are stored on the Windows level, not the VS level, or the project level. That's a bit of problem for me, because I have two different sets of credentials for GitLab, one for private projects, one for work projects. If the credentials were stored at the project level, this would be no problem, but because they are stored at the Windows level, I have to go into Configuration Manager and wipe out the existing credentials when I swap between personal and work projects. This seems like a poor way to do things.

I haven't actually tried adding a second set of credentials for the same site to Credential Manager, but only because I assumed that wouldn't work. That would be asking a fair amount of Windows and VS.

Is there a better way to handle this?