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How would you correlate that with anything to produce useful data? GitHub already knows what repos an SSH key has access to, and usually read-only access to a p
by johncolanduoni 5y ago
How would you correlate that with anything to produce useful data? GitHub already knows what repos an SSH key has access to, and usually read-only access to a public repo for which you don’t have write permission is done with HTTPS.
- Arnavion 5y ago>and usually read-only access to a public repo for which you don’t have write permission is done with HTTPS. I don't know if this is the case. I always clone with `github.com:owner/repo` remotes, because it's shorter and saves me the effort of doing things differently based on whether it's my repo or not.