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Provide fine-grained push access to GitHub from a JupyterHub
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mixing Anaconda with gh-scoped-creds #38

Open QuonnorGraygar opened 1 year ago

QuonnorGraygar commented 1 year ago

Proposed change

had previously been using gh-scoped-creds through Syzygy without any issues. It had served as an excellent way to securely push and pull to and from Github; however, as of this week, my Syzygy has encountered a serious issue and so I am now working through Anaconda. I was wondering if you have any experience dealing with using your package through anaconda as it seems to install easily enough, yet it won't let me push to Github, even when I am supposedly securely authenticated. Is what I am trying to do currently possible, and if no, would it be possible to do it in the near future?

Who would use this feature?

I imagine that this feature, if possible, would be helpful to any people who have to work through Anaconda with their data projects.

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yuvipanda commented 1 year ago

Hi @QuonnorGraygar! Thanks for opening this issue :) I'm slightly confused about what you mean 'via anaconda' though. Is that on your local computer? This project is primarily meant to work on remotely hosted JupyterHubs, and isn't supported to run on your local computer for the most part.