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In this screencast we show you that adding a SSH key to GitLab is very simple, allowing everyone to push and pull to GitLab without your username and password every time.
We heard a few people saying that using a SSH key is hard. In this screencast we show you that adding a SSH key to GitLab is very simple, allowing everyone to push and pull to GitLab without having to enter their username and password every time.