Adding SSH key to Gitlab

1. Check if SSH key set on your machine
 
• Open Git-Bash type: ls –al ~/.ssh
   
• If you see id_rsa and is_rsa.pub you have your ssh set
 
2. Copy your SSH key
 
• In Git-Bash type: " clip < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub "
   
• You shouldn’t see any kind of message when you run this command. If you do, make sure you entered it correctly.
 
• Note: Do not copy anything else to your clipboard until all steps are completed. Otherwise, you’ll need to enter the copy command again.
 
3. • Login into your Gitlab Account : https://upenn.bootcampcontent.com/upenn-bootcamp/upenn-phi-fsf-pt-12-2020-u-c
    
   • Navigate to your profile icon and click on Setting
      
   • Paste ssh key and Add Title
    

Clone the Repo from Gitlab

1. In Gitlab go to project detail page
   
2. Click on "clone" and copy "Clone with SSH" url
   
3. In Git-Bash type : git clone (paste the url)