I was just in a situation where I had to change a remote repository on github. When I went to deploy my application, I refused to deploy because on the 3 servers it deploys to, the keys were referencing the old repository not the new one. So I had to go on the 3 servers and put the keys in a backup directory under ~/.ssh and generate public keys for each server, and then upload them to the github repository. It seemed pretty inefficient. Is there a better way to handle this?
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