### ssh set up`

# Generate an SSH cert for connecting to Github

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "<email>"

# Check if the ssh agent is running

eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"

# Add the key to the ssh agent

ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa

# Export the public key so you can add it to github

cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

# Test the SSH connectivity

ssh -T [email protected]

### git local set up

# Set your identity for the repository

git config --global user.name "<user>"

git config --global user.email "<email>"

# Initialize the local git repo

git init test

# Go into the project and add project files

cd test

echo "do something today" >> testfile

# Add the new file to the local git repo

git add testfile

# Commit the project checkout changes

git commit -m "Commit notes"

### git remote set up

# Display remotes

git remote -v

# This URI can be found on the repo page next to the protocol selection

# Add an HTTPS remote git repo by name (This did not work for me)

# git remote add test https://github.com/Mr-H/test.git

# Add a SSH remote git repo by name

git remote add test ssh://[email protected]/Mr-H/test.git

# Create the new repository on github using the +

git fetch test

# If there are items in the remote repo pull them before pushing the changes.

git pull test master

# Checkout the branch (Already checked out)

# git checkout master

# Push the changes to remote git repo by name and branch

git push test master