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--- git:cloud-repo-sync [2022/06/22 15:56] – created jmerari
+++ git:cloud-repo-sync [2022/06/22 22:46] (current) – jmerari
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 ====== Sync Git Repo across Cloud Provider ======
-Based on this [[https://medium.com/@dmitryshaposhnik/sync-bitbucket-repo-to-github-669458ea9a5e|article]].
+Based on this [[https://medium.com/@dmitryshaposhnik/sync-bitbucket-repo-to-github-669458ea9a5e|article]]. Updated with latest Github requirement of key pair.
+===== On Github Side =====
+  - Create repo designated as mirror of Bitbucket
+  - Create ssh-ed25519 Keypair for that account, see [[git:start#using_git_with_ssh_connection|here]]
+  - Hold the private and public ready
 ===== On Bitbucket Side =====
   - Login as Repo Administrator, not just collaborator.
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   - Enable pipeline for this repository
   - Open the Repository Settings > SSH Keys
-  - Click generate key
+  - Click "Use my own key"
+  - Put the public and private key of the Github repo account that was created above.
   - On the Known Host section, enter github.com, then click Fetch. After the site fingerprint fetched, click Add
-===== On Github Side =====
-  - Create repo designated as mirror of Bitbucket
-  - Open the Setting > Deploy keys menu for the given repo
-  - Add new key, fill with information from Bitbucket. For example, Title = "Bitbucket", Key = the key value generated by Bitbucket
 ===== Bitbucket Pipeline configuration =====
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+This will push the changes to the designated Github target. It connects using SSH, with the private key of Github account.