Git SSH
Summary
A simple app to quickly create an empty Git repository on a private SSH server. What used to take minutes now takes seconds.
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Installing
- Download and extract the ZIP into a folder of your choice.
- (optional) Add that folder to your PATH.
- (optional) Edit GitSSH.dll.config with your SSH details.
- Open a terminal and run:
GitSSH [arguments]
Using
You can store values in GitSSH.dll.config. Any CLI argument overrides the config; any missing value will be prompted.
GitSSH --repo [repo-name]
GitSSH --repo [repo-name] --pwd [your-password]
Arguments
--help
/--h
— Show help--version
/--v
— Show version--server
/--s
— SSH server host--port
/--p
— SSH port (default 22)--user
/--u
— SSH username--password
/--pwd
— SSH password--gitroot
/--root
— Git root directory on server--repo
/--r
— Name of new repo
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