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-====== Advanced Notes ====== +====== Using TortoiseGit / Git command line======
-===== Using TortoiseGit / Git Bash / Command Prompt for Git Operations =====+
  
 ==== 🧭 What is this about? ==== ==== 🧭 What is this about? ====
-While **Git Winch** is designed to simplify collaboration by managing Git repositories, locking files, and notifying users of changes, some advanced users may prefer to use **Git Bash**, **Command Prompt**, or **TortoiseGit** for operations beyond the Git Winch scope — such as merging branches, resolving conflicts manually, viewing logs, or advanced history manipulation.+While **Git Winch** is designed to simplify collaboration by managing Git repositories, locking files, and notifying users of changes, some advanced users may prefer to use **Git Bash**, **Command Prompt**, or **TortoiseGit** for operations beyond the Git Winch scope — such as creating branches, merging branches, resolving conflicts manually, viewing logs, or advanced history manipulation.
  
 ==== ⏰ When would I need this? ==== ==== ⏰ When would I need this? ====
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 This command writes the key configuration into the repository’s `.git/config` file, making it persistent and repo-specific. This command writes the key configuration into the repository’s `.git/config` file, making it persistent and repo-specific.
  
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 === Step 2: Configure TortoiseGit to Use OpenSSH === === Step 2: Configure TortoiseGit to Use OpenSSH ===
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 This enables TortoiseGit to invoke the same SSH client used by Git CLI and honor the `core.sshCommand` setting stored in the repo. This enables TortoiseGit to invoke the same SSH client used by Git CLI and honor the `core.sshCommand` setting stored in the repo.
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 🎯 With this setup, you can use TortoiseGit, Git Bash, or the Command Prompt seamlessly alongside Git Winch, without needing Pageant or modifying your global `.ssh/config`. Each repo remains isolated with its own deploy key and member access — exactly as Git Winch intends. 🎯 With this setup, you can use TortoiseGit, Git Bash, or the Command Prompt seamlessly alongside Git Winch, without needing Pageant or modifying your global `.ssh/config`. Each repo remains isolated with its own deploy key and member access — exactly as Git Winch intends.
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