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In the Vagrantfile we setup as part of the previous post, we are already giving our machine access to the ssh-agent with the following command _agent = true. Thankfully, there is a pretty simple way to get everything working to where we can use the host machine’s ssh key and that is through an ssh-agent. Additionally, we could simply share our host machine’s ~/.ssh folder with our vagrant machine but this also seems kind of messy. While we could create new keys on the Vagrant machine, this kind of seems to defeat part of the purpose of using Vagrant (setting up a development environment with little manual interaction). The reason for this is we don’t have an ssh key available to the Vagrant box. /en/authentication/connectin.There was one thing I didn’t mention in my previous post about running Octopress on a Vagrant machine - in the machine’s current state (with Windows as a host machine), we cannot deploy the site with a rake deploy command.This should fetch contents without asking for key or ssh agent.Go to one of your repos and fetch remote repo by running.Restart the app that you are using git cli.#! /bin/bash eval `ssh-agent -s` ssh-add ~/.ssh/ I am using git terminal in Android studio so I will need to change bashrc #! /bin/bash eval `ssh-agent -s` ssh-add ~/.ssh/ Add your ssh-agent connection to. Remember to edit to set path to your ssh key! This is how I added ssh-agent and ssh key authentification on start up of git terminal in Windows and in Android studio git bash terminal. If you have GitHub ssh key setup to access your remote repo, whenever you log out your PC your ssh key drops out! So you have to run evalssh-agent -s & ssh-add ~/.ssh/xxx-key everytime you login.😡 Add GitHub ssh-agent and ssh key on startup (Windows)Īutomating git ssh authentication on startup