is there a way to reduce number of times private key needs to be supplied on push all?
when i push changes (in this case to my openshift repo) i have to supply the ssh private key of that repo. this makes sense but it's a bit awkward and needs to be repeated often (well, maybe that's a bit artificial since I'm only playing).
is there a way to streamline this? |
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Hi Ian,
1) Go to "Tools >> Settings >> Git Settings"
2) Under "Git Credentials Storage" tick the "enable storage" checkbox and press "Update"
With that option set, the next time you perform a Git operation that requires authentication there will be a "Don't prompt me again" checkbox to save your credentials.
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Hi Ian,
Can you clarify the steps you're taking? Are you using JazzHub to edit code? Is your openshift repo a github repo?
Hello Lauren,
Using jazzhub to edit code. Pushing that code to my openshift repo, from where i can deploy to openshift cloud and run the application.
When I push code to my openshift git repository, jazzhub prompts me for my ssh private key. My question is whether I'm using jazzhub efficiently -- repeatedly supplying my key is a bit clumsy.