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How to give SSH key to gitlab, client?
Hello! I'm new to Git don't throw slippers.
I have one account on gitlab, it has a lot of repositories. It is necessary to raise the repository from the client via SSH and set up automatic deployment. The only question is, is it correct to create an ssh key and give it to the client for authorization without a password? won't he have access to the entire account? If so, will I need to create a new Gitlab account? or how?
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give the key to the client? Or use the key for auto-deploy at the client?
The client does not need to give the keys. The client must make an account for himself and you will add it to those projects that you see fit.
If we are talking about auto-deploy, then it depends on what and how to deploy. Auto-deploy does not require Gitlab keys at all - install runner on the required systems and connect runner to the project.
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