Support SSH/config file
As a user with multiple accounts set up in ssh_config, I want GitKraken to support this properly.
GitKraken doesn't seem to be able to respect the certificate settings in ssh_config the way command line git does. It forces anyone with multiple git accounts to switch to the command line for any interaction with these accounts, as GitKraken just hangs indefinitely in these setups.
Comments: 6
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07 Sep, '21
EdWithout this feature, I cannot use GitKraken for most of my repositories, since I have multiple bitbucket accounts, and it is impossible to do that without using ssh configurations. I do not know of ONE OTHER GIT TOOL, GUI or Command line, that does NOT support this feature.
I really don't think you folks are naive.. but, the fact that you can't or wont recognize the importance of this feature is increasingly mind boggling.
And -- if one more person suggest I use "profiles" I'll scream. It just shows that you do NOT understand the issue. I'd be happy to 'enlighten you' if that is what it takes.. -
13 Sep, '21
ajdWith companies moving to more complex security mechanisms, using ssh bastions in zero trust environments, SSH configs are ABSOLUTELY necessary. If you do not support this, we will be forced to change solutions, and I believe many other companies as well. I need to use proxies and ProxyCommands, something that cannot be done today if you do not honor config settings.
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27 Sep, '21
MarosWhen I heard about GitKraken the first time I was sad it didn't have support for .ssh/config, but I was hoping it will be added soon. Right now, most colleagues use GitKraken and recommend it to me, but it's quite unusable unfortunately. Is there a plan in short-to-medium time to include this feature? I am considering whether I should pay for Pro version or wait a bit.
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01 Oct, '21
AndrewSimilar to Ed, without this it is not possible to support multiple Bitbucket accounts. Very annoying.
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20 Oct, '21
CristiamI just opened a support ticket because I have this same request. I use several GitHub accounts (the company where I work and my personal account) and GitHub does not allow the same private key to be registered for both accounts, which led me to use the ssh config file. It works very well from the terminal, but being a PRO user of GitKraken and that this does not work directly in the program is very sad.
If you know of another GIt client that allows this task, please share it with me. Thanks! -
25 Oct, '21
LarryJust chiming in here as well. My paid subscription is basically useless as I have multiple clients, and projects, each requiring bitbucket accounts which can only be managed and used efficiently through a proper SSH config file. Hopefully this is available soon!