Closed tombh closed 10 years ago
Actually, I've decided to just take the traditional route and have deploys happen over Git SSH. I'll use Progrium's https://github.com/progrium/gitreceive for non-dev environments and allow local git pushes in development.
Fixed by #19
Grack seems like it could be a good solution for a quick and lightweight Git server. It only works over HTTPS, so I'm wondering what would be the best way to provide authentication.
We could make the Git Remote include a password, like so;
https://user:pass@api.peas.com/peasapp.git
, but then it's in plaintext and associated with the config for that particular repo.Ideally I want to recreate the SSH handshake in pure ruby and use public/private keys with the Git SSH protocol.