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> And if you use GitHub, or any other service that uses SSH keys for authentication, you already have an SSH key that can be used to generate signatures. Nope.

> And if you use GitHub, or any other service that uses SSH keys for authentication, you already have an SSH key that can be used to generate signatures. Nope. I just checked. I don't.

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bogwog 5y ago
So you enter your username and password every time you git pull/push?
- frutiger 5y ago
  Or they use a git-credential-helper with a Personal Access Token.
- recursive 5y ago
  Definitely not. I think I enter it about once per machine.