yes, and it’s worth mentioning the next step evolution after ssh was gitosis/gitolite to manage who has access to what repos on a single ssh entry point, by tak

yes, and it’s worth mentioning the next step evolution after ssh was gitosis/gitolite to manage who has access to what repos on a single ssh entry point, by taking advantage of the fact that multiple authorized keys could be used for one ssh local user. enter two companies to rip off and monetize gitosis/gitolite, and eventually rewrite them into their own service, and presto, everyone has forgotten that git is both free and decentralized