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Thanks @dhirschfeld, that's very interesting. Two quick questions: * What file does the above yaml go into? I'm not very familiar with k8/helm charts, sorry for the naive question... *...

Excellent, thanks! It seems that documenting a combo of this + a clean ssh-agent setup (for those like me who like to use the SSH transport) is probably a good...

@consideRatio that sounds like a great idea, the more streamlined/standard these patterns become, the better (and I hope we can support both SSH- and HTTPS-based workflows, I think they are...

Thanks @yuvipanda! The admin feature worried me while the key was live in the agent, but I figured that could be manageable with some caveats. But I hadn't thought of...

Fyundamentally the problem with the admin feature is that it's a quasi free-for-all "tons of people can be root" with minimal safeguards. On hosted systems, we typically think of root...

I guess I meant fine-grained in the sense of when/how that access is granted, not what it offers, sorry for the lack of precision. Right now that access is persistent...

Correct - I consider that tool now a non-negotiable, necessary element of a deployed hub, so working with github can be smooth and painless. Thanks a lot @yuvipanda for the...

Let me know how things progress, and we can definitely help out! /cc @michaelpacer

Big +1 on documenting this a bit more clearly right away in the README, we were just looking at this issue with @consideRatio and eventually the above proved very helpful!

@jasongrout's notes above about 0.33 made me hopeful (the current version of JLab today is 0.33.7). Do you think it might be viable to have pixiedust on JLab soon? I...