code.oscarkilo.com

How to get access to private repositories

1. Log in to OscarKilo and claim a username.
2. Ask to have your username added to the owners or readers group for the requested repository. For example, the two groups that control access to the klee repository are code-klee-owners and code-klee-readers.
3. Refresh the code.oscarkilo.com page, and you should see the repository appear on the list above.

How to configure git to use your OscarKilo credentials

1. Create an API token by visiting your profile page and clicking the “Create API Key” button at the bottom.
2. Find the "api_keys" section on that profile page and copy the key string.

3. [optional] Configure the git credential helper to remember your key. (This command will cause step 4 to save credentials in ~/.git-credentials)

   git config --global credential.helper store
   

4. Clone the repository using https. For example:

   git clone https://code.oscarkilo.com/klee
   Cloning into 'klee'...
   Username for 'https://code.oscarkilo.com': [your username]
   Password for 'https://code.oscarkilo.com': [your api key]
   

The git credential helper will remember your credentials for future use.

How to configure go get to use your OscarKilo credentials

1. Add the following lines to your ~/.netrc file:

   machine oscarkilo.com
   login [your username]
   password [your api key]
   

   On Windows, this file is located at %USERPROFILE%/_netrc.

2. chmod 600 ~/.netrc to protect your credentials.

3. Set your GOPRIVATE environment variable to “oscarkilo.com”. This is required for go get to work.