- Gerrit Tutorial
- Gerrit - Home
- Gerrit - Overview
- Setting up Git
- Installation
- Configure Git
- Set Your Username & Email
- Set Up SSH Keys in Gerrit
- Generate New SSH Key
- Add Your SSH Key
- Add SSH Key to your Gerrit Account
- Add SSH Key to use with Git
- Download Extension Using Git
- Prepare to work with Gerrit
- Installing Git-Review
- Configuring Git-Review
- Setting up Git-Review
- How to Submit a Patch
- Gerrit - Update Master
- Gerrit - Create Branch
- Make & Commit Your Change
- Prepare Push change set to Gerrit
- Push your change set to Gerrit
- View the Change / Next Steps
- Editing via the Web-Interface
- How Code is reviewed in Gerrit
- Review Before Merge
- Gerrit - Project Owners
- How to Comment on, review, merge
- Gerrit Useful Resources
- Gerrit - Quick Guide
- Gerrit - Useful Resources
- Gerrit - Discussion
Gerrit - Add SSH Key to use with Git
You can add SSH key to Git using the following commands −
Step 1 − Open Git Bash and get the ssh-agent using the following command.
$ eval 'ssh-agent'
Step 2 − Next, add the SSH key to the ssh-agent using the following command
$ ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Step 3 − Now, run the ssh using the following command, which matches the SSH fingerprint used when logging for the first time.
$ ssh -p 29418 <user_name>@gerrit.wikimedia.org
In the above screenshot, you can see that xyz123 is a instance shell account name, which is used while creating Gerrit account and Abc123 is a user name of your Gerrit account.
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