Changing the ssh key to use

[NRV2ouf]

Hi !

So my SSH key expired on gitlab. So I created a new one, linked it to gitlab. But Now I need to change the ssh key to be used by sourceGit. Is there an option I didn't find to do it ?
Or should I remove all my project and re-clone them ? That's be annoying.

I'm sure this problem was already addressed somewhere, but I couldn't find it... :/

Thanks in advance for you help !

[gadfly3173]

Git uses the private key configured in your SSH client. If you're unable to connect to the repository after replacing your private key, you should check your SSH configuration or the remote settings of your repository.

[NRV2ouf]

Yeah, I checked it.

What's weird is that when I run from a command line an action like git push or whatever, it works, because I set up both the repo and my ~/.ssh/config.
I checked, and sourceGit uses the same bin as I do from a prompt.
That's why I don't really understand why the soft is still using the wrong key.

Although, a hint that I have, is that even though I had this set up right all along, sourceGit always asked me the location of the ssh key to use (when cloning a new project). And I'm guessing that why it still uses this one.

So I'm guessing that if I don't find a fix soon enough I'll just reclone everything. 🤷‍♂️

[love-linger]

Please make sure that you have not set the remote's private ssh key directly - you can check it from the 'Edit remote' context menu entry

[NRV2ouf]

I can't find a 'Edit remote' menu. Where should I find it ?
(I am on the latest version)

[gadfly3173]

[NRV2ouf]

Thanks !
So yeah indeed, I have the expired key that is input here.
I'm guessing it's here because when cloning I was specifying this key. Since you're asking about it, does it imply I didn't have to ? If I left the field blank, it would have taken git's default key ?

So ok, I can change it from here. Do you think there's a way to change it for all the projects at once ?

Edit: (Removing the input key, and leaving the field blank in the edit menu worked, so it does take git's default ! :D)