Closed consideRatio closed 2 years ago
I believe that the behavior is already as you suggest - the credentials are revoked once the server is stopped.
I'm using it in my stat159 hub and so far very happy, though I've only done some early testing. But it looks like an excellent solution!
yeah, credentials are stored in /tmp/
, so when the user container goes away so does the authentication :)
Nice @yuvipanda, what you described it was supposed to do - it seems to do really well - nice!!! :tada: :heart:
@fperez it can now be used, I updated this issue's top comment with instructions!
Awesome, thx so much!
UPDATE: Done
The application is now installed and verified to function!
Instructions on how to use it
github-app-auth-user
in a terminal to acquire credentials Note that both your GitHub user needs permissions on the repo, and the github application needs to be "installed" on a repo, for you to modify its content.git push
!Original issue
The task of this issue as suggested by @fperez is to setup and trial @yuvipanda's new project to enable auth against GitHub in a way that doesn't risk leaking sensitive credentials to GitHub.
Initial thoughts
--collaborative
is enabling additional access to servers etc.Related