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An alternative would be to create an independent key (I forget what Github calls them) that has read-only permissions to access your repo.
by jlgaddis 12y ago
An alternative would be to create an independent key (I forget what Github calls them) that has read-only permissions to access your repo.
- akerl_ 12y agoI didn't realize this when I first started using them, but Github's deploy keys are read/write as of the last time I tried them, with no option to make them read-only. I actually used Bitbucket for a while because their repo-level keys are read-only.