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Currently, an external git repository (e.g. hosted on github) can be linked to a "project", but the user cannot push her changes back to the repo. This also means there is no way to share the work with team-mates. To fix this and bypass the fact that EFS calls don't authenticate we could provide a set of git admin tools. Admin could clone an external repo to our shared space (so other users can link to that repo using local transport) and push the changes to the external repo once authenticated. Admin would be also responsible for pull changes from the repo periodically . Cloning a bare repository using JGit API should be trivial once bug 330898 is fixed. Pushing changes requires authentication, which may vary between external servers. This part is more tricky.
(In reply to comment #0) > Pushing changes requires authentication, which may vary between external > servers. This part is more tricky. This issue is covered by bug 334120.
This bug is probably no longer useful given bug 336116.
That is correct, there is no need to fix this bug.