Okay, after working on it for a long time, I finally got it. It turns out that souretree cannot store ssh key, but reads the ssh key from the specified location (~/.ssh/ directory). The most important thing is that it reads the ssh key by default. Private key named id_rsa! ! ! And my private key does not have this name, so sourcetree cannot find the specified private key, and the authentication cannot pass, thus constantly prompting you to enter your password. After changing the private key name to id_rsa, everything finally became normal.
Reference link: [Notes] Let SourceTree read a custom SSH key (need to bypass the firewall, here is a Google snapshot)
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Okay, after working on it for a long time, I finally got it. It turns out that souretree cannot store ssh key, but reads the ssh key from the specified location (~/.ssh/ directory). The most important thing is that it reads the ssh key by default. Private key named id_rsa! ! ! And my private key does not have this name, so sourcetree cannot find the specified private key, and the authentication cannot pass, thus constantly prompting you to enter your password. After changing the private key name to id_rsa, everything finally became normal.
Reference link: [Notes] Let SourceTree read a custom SSH key (need to bypass the firewall, here is a Google snapshot)
You can specify the ssh key to use by configuring ~/.ssh/config
Host xxxx.xxx
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa