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Git Authentication for Drupal.org Projects

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Authenticating with SSH Keys The most common way to authenticate is using SSH keys. Although SSH keys are slightly more work to set up initially, they are far less hassle on a day-to-day basis, and far more secure than using even very long passwords in the same scenarios. An SSH key is a pair of cryptographic keys consisting of a private key and a public key. Note that these instructions assume that Git access has been setup in the user profile. You must set up your Git user name and agree to the Git access agreement before any of the following instructions will lead to success.

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