feat: unify GitHub App token auth into materialize_repo, removing separate github_import command#445
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Scott McMaster (scottmcmaster)
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materialize_repo, removing separate github_import command
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Summary
We had two different ways of doing git import -- the one I added that supports more extensive features in terms of git ref and letting you set up your nix config to a subdirectory which relied on ssh agent keys, and the one cooper (@czxtm) added that supported getting a token but none of the rest of the stuff I worked on last week. I tried to merge these into one great uber-feature.
Note that this is stacked on "onboarding" and there's a TODO to change the UI to support refs and subdirs. This one just supports owner/repo.
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