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Description of problem
we have an app that starts off with a Docker image, which we dokku git:from-image to get it running. But later we want to push changes directly from our local git repo, i.e. git push deploy.
I managed to have it working with dokku git:sync. Subsequent git push from localhost works. The problem is that running git:sync requires giving dokku server access to our github repo. I'm wondering is there a way to get git push to work directly that I might have missed?
we're on dokku version 0.29.4
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Additional information
- Container Inspect Output (if applicable) via
dokku ps:inspect APP_NAME - The nginx configuration (if applicable) via
dokku nginx:show-config APP_NAME - Link to the exact repository being deployed (if possible/applicable):
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Procfile.
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