Took me a while to get my PuTTY key working, I ended up using Git's ssh-keygen instead which worked fine.
It wasn't documented, but you can also use a "passphrase" option for the ssh passphrase. I had to look at the scp2 dependency to find this. I added some notes for that, and added a .gitignore to prevent system files like .DS_STORE from showing up.
Took me a while to get my PuTTY key working, I ended up using Git's ssh-keygen instead which worked fine.
It wasn't documented, but you can also use a "passphrase" option for the ssh passphrase. I had to look at the scp2 dependency to find this. I added some notes for that, and added a .gitignore to prevent system files like .DS_STORE from showing up.