And you can manage the SSH keys with a SSH config file. I couldn't find the resource I used for that, but if you are interested in that I can write a small post about it. Should also help other people at that same time :)
Thank you, if you can write it, it would be great. I came with this "solution" because I did not wanted to spend time looking why I couldn't make it work in any other way I could google, so I went with what I knew :)
While it seems like a solution, I think it is not that elegant. You could setup a got user per directory: dev.to/maxlmator/maintaining-diffe...
And you can manage the SSH keys with a SSH config file. I couldn't find the resource I used for that, but if you are interested in that I can write a small post about it. Should also help other people at that same time :)
Thank you, if you can write it, it would be great. I came with this "solution" because I did not wanted to spend time looking why I couldn't make it work in any other way I could google, so I went with what I knew :)
example in "Multiple SSH Keys" section dev.to/aravindballa/advanced-git-t...