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How can I share or link to a GitHub enterprise (university) account repository?
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My university has a custom GitHub enterprise domain, and I have been working on a number of personal/group projects there. However, going for graduate job interviews, it would be handy to share access to these repositories so they can see the commit history/my contributions/etc.
Issue: you need a login to access the enterprise domain. So, is it possible to:
- Write a hook that would push my work automatically to GitHub.com when I push to GitHub.enterprise.ac.uk?
- I use SSH with my keys automatically setup to detect which domain to push to, is it possible to push to both?
- Or is my only option to clone each git and manually push to GitHub.com?
git github github-for-mac github-enterprise
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
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My university has a custom GitHub enterprise domain, and I have been working on a number of personal/group projects there. However, going for graduate job interviews, it would be handy to share access to these repositories so they can see the commit history/my contributions/etc.
Issue: you need a login to access the enterprise domain. So, is it possible to:
- Write a hook that would push my work automatically to GitHub.com when I push to GitHub.enterprise.ac.uk?
- I use SSH with my keys automatically setup to detect which domain to push to, is it possible to push to both?
- Or is my only option to clone each git and manually push to GitHub.com?
git github github-for-mac github-enterprise
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
For the security and safety purpose your organization has this custom repository. Why would you like to breach? and I don't think this access has given to you.
– DeskToDevelop
Mar 22 at 7:23
see stackoverflow.com/questions/14290113/…
– duggi
Mar 22 at 7:29
@DeskToDevelop I'm not advocating opening up access to the entire university's Git to potential employers. What I would be interested in is a way for me to share my own work from said git with certain people who currently cannot access the domain.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:34
thanks @duggi, I shall give that a try.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:35
add a comment |
My university has a custom GitHub enterprise domain, and I have been working on a number of personal/group projects there. However, going for graduate job interviews, it would be handy to share access to these repositories so they can see the commit history/my contributions/etc.
Issue: you need a login to access the enterprise domain. So, is it possible to:
- Write a hook that would push my work automatically to GitHub.com when I push to GitHub.enterprise.ac.uk?
- I use SSH with my keys automatically setup to detect which domain to push to, is it possible to push to both?
- Or is my only option to clone each git and manually push to GitHub.com?
git github github-for-mac github-enterprise
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
My university has a custom GitHub enterprise domain, and I have been working on a number of personal/group projects there. However, going for graduate job interviews, it would be handy to share access to these repositories so they can see the commit history/my contributions/etc.
Issue: you need a login to access the enterprise domain. So, is it possible to:
- Write a hook that would push my work automatically to GitHub.com when I push to GitHub.enterprise.ac.uk?
- I use SSH with my keys automatically setup to detect which domain to push to, is it possible to push to both?
- Or is my only option to clone each git and manually push to GitHub.com?
git github github-for-mac github-enterprise
git github github-for-mac github-enterprise
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
asked Mar 22 at 7:17
saechedsaeched
13
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For the security and safety purpose your organization has this custom repository. Why would you like to breach? and I don't think this access has given to you.
– DeskToDevelop
Mar 22 at 7:23
see stackoverflow.com/questions/14290113/…
– duggi
Mar 22 at 7:29
@DeskToDevelop I'm not advocating opening up access to the entire university's Git to potential employers. What I would be interested in is a way for me to share my own work from said git with certain people who currently cannot access the domain.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:34
thanks @duggi, I shall give that a try.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:35
add a comment |
For the security and safety purpose your organization has this custom repository. Why would you like to breach? and I don't think this access has given to you.
– DeskToDevelop
Mar 22 at 7:23
see stackoverflow.com/questions/14290113/…
– duggi
Mar 22 at 7:29
@DeskToDevelop I'm not advocating opening up access to the entire university's Git to potential employers. What I would be interested in is a way for me to share my own work from said git with certain people who currently cannot access the domain.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:34
thanks @duggi, I shall give that a try.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:35
For the security and safety purpose your organization has this custom repository. Why would you like to breach? and I don't think this access has given to you.
– DeskToDevelop
Mar 22 at 7:23
For the security and safety purpose your organization has this custom repository. Why would you like to breach? and I don't think this access has given to you.
– DeskToDevelop
Mar 22 at 7:23
see stackoverflow.com/questions/14290113/…
– duggi
Mar 22 at 7:29
see stackoverflow.com/questions/14290113/…
– duggi
Mar 22 at 7:29
@DeskToDevelop I'm not advocating opening up access to the entire university's Git to potential employers. What I would be interested in is a way for me to share my own work from said git with certain people who currently cannot access the domain.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:34
@DeskToDevelop I'm not advocating opening up access to the entire university's Git to potential employers. What I would be interested in is a way for me to share my own work from said git with certain people who currently cannot access the domain.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:34
thanks @duggi, I shall give that a try.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:35
thanks @duggi, I shall give that a try.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:35
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For the security and safety purpose your organization has this custom repository. Why would you like to breach? and I don't think this access has given to you.
– DeskToDevelop
Mar 22 at 7:23
see stackoverflow.com/questions/14290113/…
– duggi
Mar 22 at 7:29
@DeskToDevelop I'm not advocating opening up access to the entire university's Git to potential employers. What I would be interested in is a way for me to share my own work from said git with certain people who currently cannot access the domain.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:34
thanks @duggi, I shall give that a try.
– saeched
Mar 22 at 9:35