Original link: https://blog.est.im/2023/stdout-06
If you have multiple github, bitbucket, gitlab accounts and need to switch back and forth, then this method may be useful to you.
To use git, you need to configure a ~/.ssh/id_rsa , which is troublesome if you have multiple identities. The traditional method found on the Internet is to edit ~/.ssh/config and add a configuration similar to this:
Host estgit HostName github.com Port 22 User git IdentityFile ~/.ssh/est_github IdentitiesOnly yesIt is not impossible to do this, but you have to change the host name when you enter the command. for example
git clone [email protected]:est/aether-pelican.git
you need to change to
git@estgit:est/aether-pelican.git
Of course, this is not the most painful. The most painful thing is that if you use git submodules , it becomes very troublesome for you to switch vests. Because others can’t parse things like git@estgit with your project.
I researched a hack, directly changing .git/config of the repo can achieve the same effect. for example
[core] sshCommand = /usr/bin/ssh -o IdentitiesOnly=yes -i ~/.ssh/est_github -a [user] name = est email = ...@...In this way, you can switch n ssh identity identities in different repo at will.
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