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-====== Advanced Notes ======
+====== Using TortoiseGit / Git command line======
-===== Using TortoiseGit / Git Bash / Command Prompt for Git Operations =====
 ==== 🧭 What is this about? ====
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 After cloning a repository with Git Winch, run the following command to link the correct `.priv` key (used for deploy access) with that specific repo:
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   git -C "<path-to-repo>\<repo-name>" config core.sshCommand "ssh -i \"<path-to-key>/<repo>_<member>.priv\" -o IdentitiesOnly=yes"
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-  </wrap>
 This ensures Git uses the correct private key for that repo **without relying on Pageant or a global SSH config**.
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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.
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+[[advanced?do=export_xhtml|Advanced uses]] | [[/concepts?do=export_xhtml | Learn the concepts]] | [[/topics?do=export_xhtml | Table of Contents]]

Git Winch Guide