By updating your git repository, Paradime will lose the authorization to your previously connected git repository. If you proceed, you will need to:
- Re-authenticate your Git repo
- Re-upload the new deploy key
Step-by-Step Guide
Phase 1: Disconnecting Current Repository
- Click on Settings (⚙️) from the Paradime home screen
- Select “Workspace” from the Workspace Settings
- Click “Edit Repository” in the Git Connections Section
- Proceed with Caution: Read the instructions and type “Disconnect” in the provided field

Phase 2: Connecting New Repository
The following steps use GitHub as an example. The process is similar for other Git providers.
- Go to your project repository
- Select the “Code” dropdown
- Copy the SSH key
- Click on Settings from Paradime
- Select “Workspace” from the Workspace Settings
- In the Git Connections section, Click “Edit Repository”
- Paste the SSH key in the “Repository SSH URL” field
- Copy the new generated Deploy Key
- Navigate to repository Settings
- Select “Deploy Keys”
- Create a new Deploy Key
- Paste the Deploy Key from Paradime
- Enable “Allow Write access”
- Test & Save validates the connection and clones the repository immediately, marking it Verified. Use this once the new Deploy Key is installed.
- Save without testing saves the repository and marks it Pending verification so you can verify it later. While pending, the Code IDE, Bolt, and DinoAI stay inactive. Verify the connection from the Git Connections section once the Deploy Key is installed.
Disconnecting a repository rotates its Deploy Key. You’ll need to install a fresh key when you connect the new repository. See Importing a repository for the full connect, save, and verify flow.