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Trusting a server's host key with no UI

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Sep 18, 2023

I have the same issue described in this 2016 post:
Trust A Server's Host Key when No Button is Available to Trust It | Sourcetree | Atlassian Documentation

But both options are not immediately applicable to me.

 

Option one "Just get SourceTree to use Embedded Git and get it to trust the host" - What does this mean? How may that be achieved?

Option two "Run putty\plink.exe ..." - I don't have putty on my machine. Should I install it?


Can I do that from windows' cmd/powershell instead?

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