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This page contains notes on how I set up SSH keys to push and pull from my account on github. It's ''generally recommended'' that you read and follow their documentation (see the first link below) about how to set up either "personal access tokens" or SSH keys. These are __my notes__ about how I did it; I learned how from the github documentation.
This page contains notes on how I set up SSH keys to push and pull from my account on github. It's ''generally recommended'' that you read and follow their more extensive documentation (see the first __bold__ link below) about how to set up either "personal access tokens" or SSH keys. These are __my notes__ about how I did set up access using SSH keys; I learned how from the github documentation.
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!! Steps
! A Typical Edit Session
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# make some changes to files within a git project directory
# view the status of files with {{git status}}, maybe adding additional files with {{git add filename}}, or just add all updated files with {{git add -u}}
# commit the changes with {{git commit -m 'message describing the changes'}}
# push the changes to the repository with {{git push}}
If on that last step github asks your for username and password, that will stop working this coming August. You'll need to either use access tokens (e.g., OAuth) or SSH keys.
!!! Steps to Configuring SSH Keys
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