How to register a GitHub Enterprise repository

[viktorbenei]

@justice3120 that depends on your own infra / servers. VPN might be a suitable solution:

How to configure bitrise to access an internally hosted git repository

In general you have a couple of options to securely connect to a private repository: Only allow SSH login on the repository server; SSH keys are fully supported on bitrise.io Restrict by IP: configure your server to only allow connections from certain IP addresses. We don’t recommend this solution, as even if you restrict the IP range to bitrise.io build machine IPs, that means that anyone who runs builds on bitrise.io will be allowed to communicate with your servers. Additionally, we only ha…

VPN config works locally on bitrise CLI but fails on bitrise.io

I just wanted to follow up and say that although I was never able to get my strongswan config working, I was able to get this up and running using the brew package ‘macosvpn’, which allows you to configure VPN connections with the native Mac VPN client through the CLI, and the OSX command scutil. So that might be worth a shot for anyone who finds this and is also struggling with Mac VPN issues. The set-up was easy for me, this is basically the whole script for Mac: brew install macosvpn sudo m…