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SSH Key Read/Write for My Team/Organization

Sim S

I'm in a Team with bitbucket account, and I've created a repo, say

git@bitbucket.org:<my_team>/fashion_repo.git

The project is on remote server and all member's team should be able to push and pull using a common ssh key.

I've tried to add an ssh key to fashion_repo via

Settings > General > Access keys

but as advised I can gain read-only (pull) and not write (push) permissions.

Since my only need is to make git push and git pull without using my personal account (many developer on same project) and would that all developer could use same non-personal ssh key, what can I do?

I know I could create a new account as "server account", but I hope there's a better solution.

Thanks,

Sim

Accepted answers

Edwin Kyalangalilwa

Hi Sim,

As long as your team has access to the repo, they can use personal SSH keys. For you to use common keys, you'll have to generate one and send the private key to each team member.

Sim S

@samuelzyx thank you! The setting's image is precious!

So ... I accept that answer.

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Edwin Kyalangalilwa

Hi Sim,

As long as your team has access to the repo, they can use personal SSH keys. For you to use common keys, you'll have to generate one and send the private key to each team member.

Sim S

Hi Edwin,

and thanks for your reply.

One thing I don't understand:

For you to use common keys, you'll have to generate one and send the private key to each team member

The one you suggest to generate should be generated in my personal account? that is I have to share a personal ad-hoc SSH KEY with other members? There's no chance to associate an unpersonal SSH KEY about that repo?

Edwin Kyalangalilwa

Sorry it wasn't very clear. I meant creating a new SSH key (unpersonal) that you can share with your team.

Sim S

For my goal the shared SSH Key should be on my shared server but my problem is one:

where can I set that key into bitbucket repository's settings so that it could be possible perform both PULL and PUSH? (not read-only)

Here there's settings available with my account:

Settings Avaialbe Here

Settings > General > Access keys is read-only, and I think that PIPELINES section is used to set pipelines, that is operation as test and build my project... I just want to be able to make PUSH command.

Be patient, please!

Sim S

@samuelzyx thank you! The setting's image is precious!

So ... I accept that answer.

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