Because we are running the shell scripts we can switch our ssh keys over while running the "installation". A reference to the [docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/users#git-ssh-keys) can be found here. - [ ] Login with either Basic auth or oAuth - [ ] Create a update_ssh.sh - [ ] Get the current ssh keys and find the one with the correct "title". ( if possible, otherwise skip ) - [ ] If found delete the ssh key. ( make sure scope `admin:public_key` is available ) - [ ] Create a new ssh key - [ ] Add ssh key using the api call
Because we are running the shell scripts we can switch our ssh keys over while running the "installation".
A reference to the docs can be found here.
admin:public_keyis available )