Using Git under Windows

Set SSH Key
　　
　　 1. Check if SSH Key is already available.
　　
$CD ~/.ssh
　　
If there is no such directory, you can see the third step directly.
　　
　　 2. Backup
　　
　　 3. Generate a new SSH.
　　
$ssh-keygen-t rsa-c "Email"
　　
Then go directly to the carriage without filling in anything. You will then be asked to enter your password. A directory is then generated. SSH with two files in it: Id_rsa, id_rsa.pub
　　
　　 4. Put this SSH on GitHub. With the public key. Register a user on GitHub first, then go to account-setting and copy the contents of Id_rsa.pub.
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Then you can copy the contents of the id_rsa.pub.

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　　 5. Test OK. Enter the command:
　　
$SSH-T [email protected]
　　
Ubuntu will let you enter the password, after the input is completed, will show the user name on GitHub.
　　
Then: Set Git's account information:
　　
Enter the command in the terminal:
　　
git config--global user.name "username"
　　
git config--global user.email "email"
　　
The help document says no tokens. You can then start building the library and start using it.

Using Git under Windows