Git configuration to address ssh-add issues

.gitconfig

# The SSH Command is necessary to make sure the ssh-add for the agent uses the same binary as your global SSH.
# In this case OpenSSH was installed and the Windows 10 Agent was uninstalled.
# Prior to this the git client and the ssh-agent were hitting different binaries and the git client kept asking for the passphrase

[user]
  name = Juan_M_Medina
  email = myemail@emailserver.com
  
[core]
  sshCommand = c:/Program\\ Files/OpenSSH-Win64/ssh.exe

config

# This is the ~/.ssh/config file

# Replace git with the servername you use
# the MACs option forces specific MAC resolution which was needed in a situation where 
# we were getting a "Corrupted MAC on Input" due to the server/client being at different default versions.

Host git.server.com
        Hostname git.server.com
        MACs hmac-sha1