Julian Prein
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My brain assumes that the first block handles the case of the url being an https one if I read http in the condition. Swap them and negate the condition for better readability. This might be a symptom of this condition being to complex, but well - it's shell scripting ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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#!/bin/sh
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# Sets up given remote (or origin) so that it fetches over https but pushes over
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# ssh. This way unlocking the ssh key is only needed when really necessary.
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GIT="git"
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remote="${1:-origin}"
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url="$($GIT remote get-url "$remote")"
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if [ "${url##https://}" != "$url" ]; then
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ssh_url="${url#https://}"
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ssh_url="git@${ssh_url/\//:}"
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$GIT remote set-url --push "$remote" "$ssh_url"
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else
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https_url="${url##*@}"
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https_url="https://${https_url/:/\/}"
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$GIT remote set-url "$remote" "$https_url"
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$GIT remote set-url --push "$remote" "$url"
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fi
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