Set the HOME environment variable to modify the ssh-key Path found by git by default, gitssh-key

Set the HOME environment variable to modify the ssh-key Path found by git by default, gitssh-key

Edit the profile file in the etc directory under the git installation directory. For example:E: \ Git \ etc \ profileFind 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

Add the following content before:

HOME = "/home/mark"

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

Note:

Some versions of git may be incompatible in windows 8. You cannot accurately obtain the ssh-key Path using the windows command line. You can use git bash for management.