git-clone:tldr:c69bd

This command is used to clone a remote Git repository to your local machine while specifying a custom SSH command.

• git clone is a Git command that creates a copy of a remote repository on your local machine.
• --config is an option used to provide Git configuration settings.
• core.sshCommand is a Git configuration setting that specifies the custom SSH command to be used when interacting with the remote repository.
• "${ssh -i path-to-private_ssh_key}" is the value assigned to the core.sshCommand configuration. It is a placeholder indicating that the value should be replaced by the actual SSH command with the path to your private SSH key.
  • -i is an SSH option used to specify the identity file (private key) to be used for authentication.
  • path-to-private_ssh_key should be replaced with the actual path to your private SSH key file.
• ${remote_repository_location} is the URL or location of the remote repository you want to clone.

In summary, this command clones a remote Git repository to your local machine and sets a custom SSH command that includes the path to your private SSH key for authentication.