Using Tortoisegit to access Git@oschina

First of all, if you want to use Git@oschina, you must have git on your computer: You can get the Git.exe from Google http://git-scm.com/, of course, if you can skillfully manipulate git through the command line, then this tool is completely enough for you to use. Of course, if that is the case, the great God will not have to read this blog.

Then we began to build a bridge between local and Git@osc.

First, use Puttygen to generate the key public key

After running click Generate, create the key (will wait for some time) to save the public key and the private key.

Then you can go into http://git.oschina.net/keys/new, add your own public key,

At this point, you can create a project in Git@oschina, copy the project address, select a directory of synchronized items locally on your computer, preferably empty, and then right-click: Create a version library here, do not tick, OK.

Then right button, tortoisegit-->setting

The remote is automatically generated, the URL is the copied Git@oschina Putty key is the local private key

After the setup is complete, go back to the directory of the synchronized items, right, pull, and you can pull the remote code to the local

Then right-click menu: Git submits->master, write comment, point OK

Finally right button menu:tortoisegit-> push, direct point OK