I assume you are starting with using git about test HOT 13 CLOSED

You also need to set your email address, since otherwise commits wont be yours. You can use your no reply and that will work

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You should also learn to GPG sign your git commits to prove it is you

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Hey @CleanMachine1, How do I set no-reply?

https://github.com/slashtechno.keys

Is this a security risk? Can someone edit my repos with that?

Sorry if it kept spamming you that I created a new repo btw

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Nope, perfectly fine!
They are public keys, if you run cat ~.ssh/yourkey.pub you will see the same thing
Heres mine https://github.com/CleanMachine1.keys

And heres is Linus Torvalds https://github.com/Torvalds.keys

NEVER SHARE THE PRIVATE KEY!!! its the thing that identifies you, treat it like a password to your github

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To set up private email thing.
Go here https://github.com/settings/emails then private your email so webbased commits don't reveal your email, then copy the githubnoreply then in a terminal run the following commands

git config --global user.email [email protected]
then
git config --global user.name slashtechno

Also consider setting up GPG signatures to prove that commits from you are ACTUALLY from you

https://docs.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/managing-commit-signature-verification/generating-a-new-gpg-key
it will take you 20 mins max, and it will give you a beautiful signed green tick on all commits
if you do that make sure to run the following command to autosign all commits
git config --global commit.gpgsign true

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@CleanMachine1 Thank you so much. Also, like my octocat?

I am trying to implement a git push feature in this repo.

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I don't really see the point of the repo, what does it do?

And for your profile picture, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=im+blue

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Do you plan on learning to GPG?

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Also feel free to contact me at gitter rather than a random test repo :)

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@CleanMachine1 The point of the repo is to simplify pushing code (websites specifically) to a remote server. I made the program after I wanted to deploy a website to my Raspberry Pi running Apache. A couple days ago I added git push to. As for GPG signing, I am not sure yet

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Ok, still don't really know what it does 😄
And as for GPG signing, there is no reason not to

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@CleanMachine1 I'm learning how to use GPG, and have set up commit signing.
Commit d9adadf is signed

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Cool!

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