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I followed directions from this page. Everyting seems to work. So in short what I did.

Created a repository in GitHub called 'myrepository' Imported the repository successfully into Zend framework. In Zend Studio went to preferences -> general -> network connections -> ssh2 -> key management -> Generate SSH key. I then copied and pasted the key into my account on github.

If I create a file in GitHub and go back to Zend Framework to pull it in, it actually works. If I do it the other way around though creating a file in ZF and then trying to push it, it doesn't show up in my repository in GitHub. Can't figure out why.

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I didn't realise I needed to create a local repository first in order to properly set up ZS with EGit.

I Followed the tutorial on the EGit gettting started page, and then went back to the instructions on EGit with GitHub instructions. This made Nils Werner's comment make sense where you simply choose the connection method on your GitHub account and configure EGit accordingly.

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Well, those instructions use the https method while you are trying to set up the ssh method...

You either don't need to set up your ssh keys or you need to use the git@github.com... URL.

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  • Confusing since the instructions mention the ssh key as first step, and then importing with the HTTP stuff as second step. Are the instructions plain wrong then? – Immers Feb 01 '13 at 10:45
  • I can confirm that I can import the project using https related login data while the ssh key is deleted. The HTML/SSH thing seems to besides the issue though since the problem persists after https only method. – Immers Feb 01 '13 at 12:46