Using hub will make using git and GitHub easier. However, setting it up to work with GitHub Enterprise can be a pain. Here is what worked for me.
First, let's use a dedicated folder for all of our GitHub Enterprise repositories for Corp. In your .gitconfig, set this:
[hub]
host = github.corp.org
protocol = ssh
[includeIf "gitdir:~/src/corp/**"]
path = config.corp
This will automatically pull up a special config for Corp. It will also enforce the ssh protocol, if your corp needs that.
Now we need to have hub specific settings.
github.com:
- user: RichardLitt
oauth_token: <token>
github.corp.org:
- user: rlittauer
oauth_token: <token>
The OAuth token should be set on GitHub, and have the repo permissions. You don't need more permissions than that.
Now, make a new file for git configurations, which we referenced in ~/.gitconfig.
[user]
email = [email protected]
[hub]
host = github.corp.org
[url "[email protected]:"]
insteadOf = https://github.corp.org/
That should do it! You ought to be all set.