@Marshal Tito, I think you can. I just did on GitLab. Those access tokens are used by all those hosted git providers as limited scope passwords. So it is a matter of username/password in the end. BUT important: > then clone it locally using the git clone command (e.g. git clone https://github.com/andrewmlim/versioned_flows.git 😞 It is mandatory to clone the https url (not the git one as it will try to use your ssh keys in that case) ... View more

Great article @pvidal Just a comment: It should be better to explicitly say that the [address_of_your_repo] in git clone SHOULD BE the https variant and not the ssh one. Otherwise it tries to use the ssh keys of the user that nifi-registry runs as and this is problematic. ... View more