Asaf Zamir – Chief Technology Officer and Cloud Consultant

Problem

When you’re working with multiple GitHub accounts and repositories, managing different SSH keys can quickly become an impossible task. Perhaps you have a personal GitHub account and another one for work, and each one has different permissions and SSH keys. This can be especially tricky when trying to interact with remote repositories - cloning, pulling, and pushing - without getting tangled in authentication errors. As you switch between accounts, the question becomes: How do you efficiently manage multiple SSH keys for different GitHub accounts?

Recently, I was re-introduced to git commit linting. I used it a long time ago, and I do believe there was some sort of a templating tool to make things easier. Here’s a quick run of what I had to do yesterday.

This week I wasn't able to continue my writing about MeanJS (relocation takes a LOT of your otherwise free time apparently).

Sometimes when I start a new project, the work is pretty intense.
The first few weeks usually involve major changes to the directory structure.