In my new job we’re using GitHub for source control, and because the data is sensitive we’re also using two factor authentication. Two Factor Authentication with GitHub and Visual Studio 2013 You should now be able to test the connection to see if all is well.
Select the key you uploaded earlier, the user name is “git”, and enter the passphase you used when you created the SSH key. Further down the form in the Authentication Settings section you can specify the SSH key you uploaded earlier.īy specifying “Uploaded Key” the boxes below will change.
You may need to click the “SSH” link below the URL if it does not already show the SSH URL.īack in Team City you can paste this URL in the Fetch URL box in the general settings. You can find this on your project page on Github towards the bottom of the right sidebar. Once you have created your keys and applied it to your GitHub account you can then follow this guide for managing SSH keys in TeamCity.įinally, when setting up your VCS Root in Team City you set the Fetch URL to the SSH variant.
Remember the passphrase you use when creating the key, you’ll need it later. The first step is to follow this guide to creating SSH keys for GitHub. If you have two factor authentication (2FA) set up in GitHub and you also want to use TeamCity, the easiest way to set this up is to set up SSH keys to access the GitHub repository.
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