1. sourceTree: Tips warehouse invalid address, most likely cause of "verification" in the account password question, ssh unrelated
On behalf of SSH Secure Shell is used to manage network, operating system and configuration, or Secure Socket Shell, and do not need to use every time a user name and password to verify GitLab server. You can set up SSH keys in order to provide a reliable connection between the computer and GitLab. In the generation ssh keygenbefore, you need to install Git on your system.
2. the following: Create a SSH key ( Transfer from: https://www.cnblogs.com/yanhuidj/p/9525342.html )
Step (1): To create SSH key open Git Bashcommand prompt and enter the command as follows:
ssh-keygen
It will prompt 'input file to save the key ( //.ssh/id_rsa):', just type the file name and press Enter. Then prompted for a password "Enter password (blank password)." Some enter the password and press Enter. You will see the SSH key generation, as shown below:
position:
Step (2): log on now to your GitLab account, and then click [Settings] option.
Step (3): To create an SSH key, click on the left menu of the SSH Key tab.
