Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Fixing Errors with Cached Credentials Using SSH Instead of HT

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up SSH authentication for GitHub, generating SSH keys, and deploying a React application. It addresses common errors encountered during the process, such as permission issues and branch conflicts, and provides solutions for troubleshooting. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using SSH URLs for secure connections and demonstrates how to adjust settings in GitHub and VSCode to ensure successful deployment.

What is a common cause of permission errors when using GitHub Pages?

• Incorrect file paths

• Outdated software

• SSH key misconfiguration

• Network issues

Which operating system is NOT mentioned for generating SSH keys?

• Linux

• Windows

• Mac OS

• Android

What is the default location for saving SSH keys on a Mac?

• Desktop

• Downloads

• Documents

• Home Directory

What should you do if you encounter a 'Branch named GitHub Pages already exists' error?

• Remove the existing branch locally

• Create a new repository

• Restart the computer

• Update the GitHub Pages script

Where should you look for a solution if a deployment script fails?

• All of the above

• Stack Overflow

• Google search

• GitHub documentation

What is the purpose of removing the cache folder during deployment?

• To update dependencies

• To resolve branch conflicts

• To free up disk space

• To fix permission errors

What protocol should be used for SSH authentication in Git?

• SSH

• FTP

• HTTP

• HTTPS

What is the format of the SSH URL for a GitHub repository?

• [e-mail]:username/repository.git

• ssh://github.com/username/repository

• http://github.com/username/repository

• ftp://github.com/username/repository

What indicates a successful connection to GitHub using SSH?

• Connection timeout

• Error message

• RSA key fingerprint prompt

• 404 Not Found

Why did the narrator decide to keep the mistakes in the video?

• To save editing time

• To demonstrate problem-solving

• To make the video longer

• To confuse viewers