+ [2019-05-13T23:30:51Z] jlk so that it can be used in a scheduled unattended task
+ [2019-05-13T23:32:21Z] jlk mefistofeles: https://developer.github.com/v3/guides/managing-deploy-keys/
+ [2019-05-13T23:53:00Z] mefistofeles jlk: hmm, that shounds a bit complicated, but will check it, thanks!!
+ [2019-05-13T23:53:37Z] jlk Deploy keys are exactly how you set up an ssh key for a specific repo
+ [2019-05-13T23:54:00Z] jlk that link also describes using a web token and https, but that's tied to YOUR user account

message no. 172285

Posted by mefistofeles in #github at 2019-05-13T22:11:32Z

scientes: hmm, I know how to setup ssh keys for a complete account/user, I don't want this, is it possible to do this just for a specific private repo?
+ [2019-05-14T05:33:47Z] SamuelMarks Anyone got some good business-y arguments for open-source? - I run an open-source—MIT & Apache 2.0 multi-licensed—consultancy. - Off the cuff, came up with this list: https://opensource.stackexchange.com/q/8294 - but maybe there's a wiki of arguments?! - Or just in IRC :P
+ [2019-05-14T13:23:30Z] kai-o7 https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Getting-Help
+ [2019-05-14T13:24:33Z] kai-o7 "man git-<verb>" doesnt work with windows command prompt
+ [2019-05-14T13:24:58Z] kai-o7 because "man" is an unknown command