Ssh cloning

[viappidu]

Checking if cloning will be done via ssh

[northrup]

@viappidu is there a reason you'd want to introduce SSH based cloning? The potential problem I see with is that it would require users to have an SSH key generated for the user the process is running under in order to clone the repos versus https cloning of a public repo which requires no such setup.

[viappidu]

I understand your concerns, and you are right though I use private repositories and have already running agents with my keys. I actually can only ssh to my repositories...

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[hg42]

here a reason you'd want to introduce SSH based cloning

I also happen to use my own local repo to combine multiple external sources.
I could put them on github, but it's too special and usually it's temporary (e.g. when debugging, I change some lines and merge the other repos).

Users that use a git repo via ssh, will also know how to solve the key problem.
Normal users are not affected.

Additionally there are several other possibilities, github isn't the only public git site, think of gitlab etc.
I generally think, kiuah should not mess with the repo url at all.