Introducing SSH Remote Mirroring in git-sync
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git-sync 0.5.0 introduces SSH Remote Mirroring, allowing repositories to be mirrored through SSH URLs, SCP-style Git addresses, or mixed HTTPS and SSH source-target combinations. The feature supports private repositories using SSH keys and preserves existing host aliases and ~/.ssh/config behavior, enabling transfers between hosts with different access methods without requiring an HTTPS switch. SSH remotes invoke the local ssh binary in batch mode, although progress and statistics options do not yet provide byte-counted SSH transfer metrics. Users can synchronize repositories by supplying SSH-compatible source and target URLs to the git-sync sync command, with additional accepted URL formats and caveats available in the SSH remotes usage notes.
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