Handling git problem on Windows Server

authorization_ssh.txt

client side:
  generate key with:
    ssh-keygen -i ed25519
  
  take the content of id_ed25519.pub
  and append it into authorized_keys (the path can be found in config)

  
server side:
  check config 
    "C:\ProgramData\ssh\sshd_config"

  for 
    PubkeyAuthentication
    AuthorizedKeysFile

git_clone.txt

Client Side:
If you get the error message:
fatal: ''/D:/project/myrepo'' does not appear to be a git repository

when trying to clone a git repository via SSH using OpenSSH on a Windows Server, for example:
`$ git clone ssh://server_username@xx.xx.xx.xx:22110/D:/project/myrepo`


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Server side:
Make sure D:/project/myrepo has been initialized with `git init`, and change the default shell of OpenSSH from powershell to bash.exe, which comes with git-bash.

Open regedit
Go to `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OpenSSH` and add a new String Value C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\bash.exe without double quotes ' " '