Updated SSH (markdown)

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Nelson Chen 2021-07-03 22:31:20 -07:00
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1. Open PowerShell. You can find PowerShell by pressing the Start Menu and typing "PowerShell".
* 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".
2. Ensure you have a SSH key in the native Windows environment on this Windows machine that is added to GitHub:
2. Ensure you have a SSH key in the native Windows environment on this Windows machine that is added to GitHub. Choose the quote that best describes your situation and follow the steps:
* "I already have a SSH key generated on this machine with OpenSSH from native Windows added to GitHub!"
* That's great! Go to the `ssh -T git@github.com` check step and make sure that works. If that doesn't work, follow the "I've never setup" instructions.
* "I've never setup and generated a SSH key on this machine with OpenSSH from native Windows and added it to GitHub."