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Issue How to add a private remote GIT Repo using the Plesk API

Richard Mauritz

New Pleskian
Hi all,

I am trying to add a GIT Repo using the Plesk API Creating a Git Repository.

I am having however issues adding the repo. Its a private repo, so it needs an SSH key to connect. However, there is no option build-in to define a SSH keygen in the `create a git repository` API method.

Now I keep getting the error 'Access denied'.

If I add a GIT repo using the Plesk Control Panel it generates a keygen which I have to add to bitbucket. In the API this is however not build-in.

How can I add a private repo using the API?

Ofcourse someone can simply google it, but there are 0 results. The only result that comes up is the API documentation. But it doensn't explain anything about adding SSH through the API for a private Git repo

Kind regards,
Richard
 
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