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Generate a deploy key per repo in the Git extension

Currently, the Git extension only generates one deploy key per Plesk user (according to @PleskHelps on Twitter). Unfortunately, GitHub doesn't allow a deploy key to be used more than one time across ALL repos, meaning every single GitHub repo requires a unique deploy key. As a result, I can clone only one of the 40 some repos I would like to on my Plesk installation.

I would like to suggest the option to have a unique deploy key generated for every single repo you want to clone. That would make the Git extension infinitely more useful for me and many others, especially when using Github as the upstream master for them.

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  • Bramus Van Damme commented  ·   ·  Report

    I asked on Twitter for this.

    Official reply (even though this feature is totally useless in its current form): “Our Git extension is currently on hold for development. Once the development is resumed and the feature gets enough votes it will be considered for development.” — https://twitter.com/PleskHelps/status/1100020741951627266

    So don't get your hopes up.

  • Erik Kraijenoord commented  ·   ·  Report

    Same issue here, subdomains within same service are different repositories but we cannot connect through SSH because Plesk only authenticates for one SSH key.

    Required update on this issue thanks!

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    No updates for a year? This absolutely needs to be addressed. This is a very significant functionality flaw.

  • D commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hello There,

    Any update on that?

    Thanks

  • Robert Green commented  ·   ·  Report

    This is an absolute must! I have a app with different sub-domains and each with its own repo... Having this is kind of like CI/CD within TFS. I hope that you all get this resolved ASAP!

  • Joe Toscano commented  ·   ·  Report

    This still hasn't been addressed? What's the deal? I have 6 dev site subdomains for my company's clients that I would like to hook private repos up to... but I can't...

  • Bramus Van Damme commented  ·   ·  Report

    Just ran into the same issue today. Indeed a big miss in the extension.

  • Zachary Skaggs commented  ·   ·  Report

    Can anyone acknowledge this please? This is a pretty big miss in this extension.

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