Push code to GitHub with an SSH key

Learn how to push and pull your code to a git repo using an SSH key stored on your computer. It's the safest and easiest way to connect to a repo. We'll do it in two ways, first we'll clone a repo to your computer, and push and pull using SSH and then we'll create a repo locally, remotely and then connect them between GitHub and your computer. The concept is pretty much the same with BitBucket as well. GitHub feels a bit more involved than BitBuck but I'm starting to like GitHub more.
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[@thecrazymedic4480]

This guy is a genius. Thanks a lot. I was having a lot of issues with SSH keys but it's clear now

[@joebuydem]

i followed up all the way until 5:45, you didn't specify if you created that config file or if it was already there, nor did you explain how you got to the .ssh directory. In most cases people cannot infer these things, just my 2cents. Good job overall.

[@CmdZOD]

Thank you so much, i was banging my head on the wall with this SSH stuff !

[@akashkedari255]

Great tutorial man!!! Understood everything and salute to each small details that you covered...thanks :)

[@valentinasinichenko751]

Each time I need an SSH key, I come here. But it is helpful every time =)

[@TheBookDoctor]

joebuydem is not wrong: your presentation was kind of scattershot, and really you should script these things out more tightly. But with some judicious pausing, rewinding, and comparing your screen to what I see on my computer, I was able to get `git push` set up, finally. Your video is kind of rough around the edges, but it go me there where all of GitHub's document just left me confused. That ain't for nothing! Thanks!

[@alexisrodriguez-nf6rn]

True, I was lost around the time he pulled a config file I never created/ had & decided to go on changing his name

[@mihird9]

10:22 Pushing from local repo to github

[@st.toussaint4632]

thank you

[@ayowoleojoade4758]

Thank you

[@HiritikkKumar]

I'd love to know how you use the development folder and what all you store in it, learning to manage my directory a little better

[@habibmohammed1829]

Woo you just make it as simple as the alphabet. Thanks man

[@alessandromanilii6458]

Thanks mate! You saved my day :)

[@nevilleosoro9380]

This has really helped. I am From Kenya. Thank You soo Much

[@thedigitalceo]

Welcome!

[@drstrangelove09]

"folder" -> directory

[@LifeOfAnku]

Thank you so much, I followed this and was able to fix authentication issue with ssh key. One mistake I had done was that I had updated private key on Github, which was causing the issue.

[@thedigitalceo]

So glad it helped. Ssh seems elusive to work with at times depending on the git client used

[@nareshreddipalli2134]

Thanks, man, finally made it. Escaped from Authentication issue

[@kiryudev]

thankyou pooo

[@liwillows5729]

How do you do a forced push ?
I'm way rusty on technology?
How does 1 find s previous comment? Ssh/root certificates/ domain xls etc??

[@liwillows5729]

A friend of mine passed away in 2014 I might have answers.
I used to keep up certain things until my health got the best of me. It was a big secret back then. Just know on github it began as
Hello world 🌎 back when we had AOL

[@liwillows5729]

Oh I have private keys and a whole lot of extra files

[@liwillows5729]

Some of the certificates are expired Some are still good

[@gerardopuertos]

what if i dont have a config file inside the .ssh folder?

[@thedigitalceo]

I don’t believe it’s required