


First you need to set your username and email, in the terminal replace <USERNAME> and <EMAIL> with your own
git config --global user.name "<USERNAME>"
git config --global user.email <EMAIL>In your terminal type
ssh-keygen -t rsaThen it would ask some questions, you can skip all with
Now you need to copy this SSH key to paste it on github or gitlab as you need:
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | pbcopyWith this command you have your SSH key in the clipboard ready to paste it with <command> + <v>
First Logged in, then go to the right up corner and open the user avatar menu, then click on settings,
then go to the left sidebar to the section SSH Keys, you are going to be able to see a form to add an SSH Key

Go to the right up corner, open the avatar menu, then go to settings,
you are going to be able to see in the left sidebar an SSH & GPG Keys section,
click there, and you are going to be able to see all your SSH keys, and a green button to add new SSH key,
Here you can add your new SSH key

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