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Double-check the remote URL you are using. (you can see it in XCode)
Asking for a GitHUb login and token suggests you are using an HTTPS one.
Only an SSH URL (
[email protected]:<user>/<repo>
) would make sue of your SSH folder content.I was able to solve this using some information from https://gist.github.com/brennanMKE/8e09593ca4064deab59da807077d8f53. Specifically, the step:
Replace
~/.ssh/id_github
with the path to your SSH key (in my case,~/.ssh/id_rsa
), enter your passphrase when prompted, and Xcode should start recognizing the key.