Using a Custom SSH Key to Access a Private Git Repo
This is useful if you have a handful of repos using a different SSH key than your default key.
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0:00 -- Intro
0:07 -- A few use cases
1:18 -- Creating a local test repo
1:40 -- Creating 2 different ssh keys
2:20 -- Creating a private repo on GitHub and pushing our code to it
3:29 -- Things work initially due to how I have GitHub configured with my SSH key
4:08 -- Method 1: Setting the GIT_SSH_COMMAND environment variable
6:01 -- Adding one of the ssh keys as a deploy key on GitHub so we can use it
7:47 -- Method 2: Setting a local git config option
9:11 -- Overriding the config option with the environment variable approach