github dropping ssh
When did GitHub drop ssh?
I don't see anything about this anywhere, but the clone options only show https and a proprietary client of some kind. I can appreciate all the nice utilities they provide with managing non git features, such as CI/CD stuff that I was doing through another CLI...
But I feel like I was left in the lurch a bit. Existing projects with submodules are now exploding because they get public key denied errors. Granted, submodules always felt like a hack...
The pattern T383838git@github.com:${PROJECT}/${REPO} has to be replaced with T383838https://github.com/${PROJECT}/${REPO} so it's not too big of a problem, but I feel like I've wasted too much time on this already.
Sed to the rescue:
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Te6edf3sed Tff7b72-Te6edf3i Tff7b72-Te6edf3e Ta5d6ff's,git@github.com:,https://github.com/,g' Tb4b4b4.Te6edf3gitTff7b72/Te6edf3config
(Completely untested, I did something similar from within Vim, though.)
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