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1. Open PowerShell. You can find PowerShell by pressing the Start Menu and typing "PowerShell".
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* You can copy and paste commands from this document by copying, and then "right-clicking" on the PowerShell window to "paste". Try _copying_ and running this command: `echo hello`. The PowerShell window should print out "hello".
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2. You'll need to have an SSH key on your Mac that is added to GitHub to proceed. For instructions on how to create a key and upload it to GitHub, please follow these steps. If you have already created a key and uploaded it to GitHub, skip to the next step.
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2. You'll need to have an SSH key on your PC that is added to GitHub to proceed. For instructions on how to create a key and upload it to GitHub, please follow these steps. If you have already created a key and uploaded it to GitHub, skip to the next step.
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1. Run `ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -f $HOME/.ssh/id_ed25519`. When there is a prompt to "`Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):`", just press Enter.
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* This will generate a private key and public key and store them in a ".ssh" folder in your home directory folder on your machine.
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2. Run `Get-Content $HOME\.ssh\id_ed25519.pub | Set-Clipboard`
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