pip install from git ssh key

Title: Installing Python Packages from Git Repositories Using SSH Keys with pip
Git is a widely used version control system, and many Python projects are hosted on Git repositories. When working with private repositories, it's common to use SSH keys for authentication. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to install Python packages from Git repositories using pip while leveraging SSH keys for authentication.
Before using SSH keys for authentication, ensure that you have created an SSH key pair and added the public key to your Git account. If you haven't done this yet, follow these steps:
Add the copied public key to your Git account settings.
Now, let's install a Python package from a Git repository using pip. Replace git_repository_url with the actual URL of the Git repository you want to install.
Make sure to replace username with the repository owner's username and repo with the name of the repository.
For example:
To install a specific branch or tag, you can append @branch_or_tag to the Git URL.
For example, to install a package from the development branch:
In this tutorial, you learned how to install Python packages from Git repositories using pip with SSH key authentication. This is particularly useful when working with private repositories, ensuring secure and seamless package installations in your Python projects.
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