You can use an empty passphrase if you do not share your private key (if it stays on your laptop, or if you trust the system administrator).
The previous command created 2 files located in `c:Users\your_name\.ssh\` (Windows) or `~/.ssh/` (anywhere else): a public key `id_rsa.pub` and a private key `id_rsa`. The private key is similar to a password. Anyone who owns this file is able to behave as you on GitLab! It should never be shared if it is not protected by a password!
The previous command created 2 files located in `c:\Users\your_name\.ssh\` (Windows) or `~/.ssh/` (anywhere else): a public key `id_rsa.pub` and a private key `id_rsa`. The private key is similar to a password. Anyone who owns this file is able to behave as you on GitLab! It should never be shared if it is not protected by a password!
Open the public key (file `.ssh/id_rsa.pub`) in an editor...
