I just tried out the new Git executable from the 3.16 development kit. After I committed my changes to my Hollywood scripts I got an email pointing me to a Github.blog post. Will future versions of Git or FlowStudio support Git with the OAuth2 protocol?

You just need to configure your SSH pubkey on github and use that with git - normally automagic.

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Thanks for the tip!

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Thanks. Changed for my repos at bitbucket and github. Seems to be ok.

For those interested, this helped me.

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I was able to generate a key but the ssh-add command doesn't seem to be present on MorphOS. I tried "ssh --add" and so on with a space in between but it didn't ask for my pass phrease. The key is added to GitHub though.

ssh-agent isn't available as for now. Luckily ssh keys work without ssh-agent, too. It's not as convenient as it could be, since you need to enter the key passphrase a lot then.

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As Piru wrote, ssh-agent is not available so we need to enter the passphrase everytime. But not a big deal for me. Right now I have just a single beginner's Hollywood project, so I don't push commits every day. The other option would be to create the key with a blank passphrase.

@Piru
Is ssh-agent in the To-do list?

[ Edited by emeck 02.01.2021 - 02:18 ]

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I just got it working last night, so you can expect ssh-agent to be included in future SDK release. Due to some limitations Code: use pattern won't work, but Code: one does.