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Git clients should now use the agent to unlock the key passphrase automatically, removing the need to enter the passphrase each time.
Once a Termux session has ended or a new one created, the agent is no longer running and Git commands will prompt for the passphrase (or the agent is started and key added again).
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Adding a local SSH public key to GitHub account
Cache the SSH key
Termux doesn't run ssh-agent but does support
SSH key caching using the
ssha
commandThis command seems to cache for ssh connection but not for git command.
Add key per termux session (untested)
Run the ssh agent manually and add a private key, entering the keys passphrase when prompted.
Git clients should now use the agent to unlock the key passphrase automatically, removing the need to enter the passphrase each time.
Once a Termux session has ended or a new one created, the agent is no longer running and Git commands will prompt for the passphrase (or the agent is started and key added again).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: