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Added a new article: "Setting Up SSH Authentication for GitHub" #37286
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Thanks for your contribution, but this isn't an article we can accept at this time, so I'm going to close this PR. In the future, it's preferable to open an issue around creating a new article, so that the community and our team can all discuss the necessity and ensure that it meets the standards of our style guide. |
Why:
This article addresses a common issue discussed in the community, specifically how to save GitHub login credentials on Linux. The discussion can be found here: Stack Overflow thread. By providing a clear guide on setting up SSH authentication, this content aims to simplify workflows for users.
What's being changed:
Added a new article: "Setting Up SSH Authentication for GitHub" in the content directory.
Included code examples and instructions for generating SSH keys, configuring them in GitHub, and managing repositories using SSH.
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