How to specify a ssh key for some git operations on a certain domain Back
Sometimes, the company you are working on will use a GitLab to manage their projects, on which you may have to submit code with ssh keys. So in the local git client, how can we specify a ssh key for some git operations for a certain domain, like git.company.com?
To do so, you may have to create a configuration file named config in the folder ~/.ssh/:
Host git.company.com
HostName git.company.com
User git
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/certain
In this file, it's apparent to see that the private key certain has been specified for git operations around projects on the domain git.company.com.
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