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When using DA to create a new GitHub repo, it wasn't immediately obvious why a prompt had come up to request my passphrase for SSH private key access, so I denied it access.
The project setup otherwise worked, so the only change I had to make was to git push --set-upstream origin master from the terminal after adding my ssh keys to the session.
Given #386, credential management in general may be worth revisiting (and I presume may be affected by the work to switch DA to a client/server architecture)
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When using DA to create a new GitHub repo, it wasn't immediately obvious why a prompt had come up to request my passphrase for SSH private key access, so I denied it access.
The project setup otherwise worked, so the only change I had to make was to
git push --set-upstream origin master
from the terminal after adding my ssh keys to the session.Given #386, credential management in general may be worth revisiting (and I presume may be affected by the work to switch DA to a client/server architecture)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: