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A customer has two Scalingo accounts, with a SSH key associated on each account. When they git push on a Scalingo remote, they sometime want git to use either one SSH key or the other depending on which Scalingo account owns the application.
One solution is to change a Git configuration to instruct git to use a specific SSH key:
Use case is the following:
A customer has two Scalingo accounts, with a SSH key associated on each account. When they
git push
on a Scalingo remote, they sometime wantgit
to use either one SSH key or the other depending on which Scalingo account owns the application.One solution is to change a Git configuration to instruct git to use a specific SSH key:
git config core.sshCommand "ssh -i ~/.ssh/my_other_key"
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