Set the home environment variable to modify the Ssh-key path for git default lookups

Edit the profile in the ETC directory under the GIT installation directory. For example: E:\Git\etc\profile Locate the following line:

# Set up USER's home directoryif [-Z "$HOME"-O!-d "$HOME"]; Then  home= "$HOMEDRIVE $homepath"  if [-Z "$HOME"-O!-d "$HOME"]; then    home= "$USERPROFILE"  Fifi

Added in front:

Home= "/home/mark"

Start git bash and run the env command to see that the home environment variable has changed.

Attention:

Some versions of Git are incompatible under WINDOWS8, and using the Windows command line does not get the exact path to Ssh-key, which is managed with Git bash.

Set the home environment variable to modify the Ssh-key path for git default lookups