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Move staging to prod #22

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Update development SSH key transfer instructions
alexern14 Oct 24, 2023
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Merge pull request #11 from lucimobility/chore/update-dev-instructions
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Expand Up @@ -46,10 +46,9 @@ In order to clone the LUCI repos you will need an ssh key on the Docker image yo
Note: you can find your `<docker id>` with the command `docker ps`

1. Join the Docker image
2. From the root directory make a .ssh folder `mkdir ~/.ssh`
3. On your dev machine in a new terminal transfer both the private and public ssh key you use for github and or bitbucket
`docker cp personal_github.pub <docker id>:/root`
`docker cp personal_github <docker id>:/root`
4. Go back to the docker image and inform it of the new ssh keys `eval 'ssh-agent'` then `ssh-add personal_github` (Note that I am adding the private key)
2. On your dev machine in a new terminal transfer both the private and public ssh key you use for github and or bitbucket
`docker cp <github>.pub <docker id>:/root`
`docker cp <github> <docker id>:/root`
3. Go back to the docker image and inform it of the new ssh keys `exec ssh-agent bash` then `ssh-add <github>` (Note that I am adding the private key)

From there you should be able to run git clone in that terminal. Newly opened terminals may require running step 4 again.