Git for Everybody: Creating and adding your SSH Key (Windows, Mac and Linux)

#git #github #cli

[shrestronxabil]

Only Tutorial that directly explains instead of babbling !!

[alirasheedmd]

First, when I saw 4 min I thought it is clickbait. But man that was the most concise and clear tutorial. Subscribed!

[Texas_made]

Bro!!!! This was the simplest and quickest tutorial for creating and adding an SSH key to github. It was easier than following my teacher.
Thanks, man!

[dylan]

A tutorial that actually works, first time, with no fuss. Such a rarity! Thanks

[zqcluxh]

Thank you so much, I've been tired while I try to solve this problem and I almost give up, like miracle I saw your video and fixed the problem.😊

[sayedalimousavi]

The most straigt-forward method. Loved that. Thanks

[night_city_nights]

Thank you so much for explaining this plainly and quickly

[mellowmoo]

thanks for the amazing guide, I saw a few other guides that kinda beat around the bush or are for other applications.

[warrenbinder]

Thank you so much for a great explanation and a thorough guide! My professor skipped over this part of the lesson

[emekachukwukere]

simple and straightforward. Thank you sir

[AlbynoRhyno]

Using the ssh url instead of https did it for me. Thanks!

[SJoe]

Thank you very much, sir, for the vid and for the name of your channel.

[NafiulIslam]

Thank you so much for your great video. It is very short and so much helpful.

[IRLVaporwave]

Thank you. - this is the best refresher 🙏

[livvy]

4:05 Wait...HOW do you authenticate though?? It's still asking for a username and password, then telling me "Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021" after doing all of this

[priyankalabh]

after adding SSH key, my system still asks for username and password. what to do?

[_jdfx]

the github guys could learn from this.

[nathanchristos]

So simple compared to the github guide! Cheers!

[LOSHIJO]

output
cat: c/Users/paz_amo/.ssh/id_rsa: No such file or directory ?

[nIrUbU]

You didnt even show how to authenticate, you just pasted your public key into github, so whats the point of this?