How to add ssh key path to a git command terminal
git, ssh, ssh-keys
Solution
Use the environment variable `GIT_SSH` to alter the ssh command that Git uses and specify the path to the private key file:
`GIT_SSH='ssh -i /home/user/id_rsa'`
Problem
The thing is that I do not have root permissions on the remote server and can't use the default ssh key location due to the same problem, even if they are for the user I am currently using the destination is OFF LIMITS. I have found out I can create an ssh in a custom folder now I can't seem to find a way to pass that to git. To make it clear I can't edit the config file nor can I use any root commands. There might be something like `git -i ssh/path` but I can't seem to find any documentation on this issue, for all I know this might not be even possible. If anyone has found a solution to this any guidance is greatly appreciated! EDIT : SOLUTION Git clone with custom SSH using GIT_SSH error