This issue is pretty common when you are trying to clone your GitHub repo using the SSH .i.e. - git@github.com:rahulwagh/jhooq-master.git.
There are a couple of ways to fix this issue -
- Using the HTTPS URL provided by the GitHub
- By generating the SSH public keys and uploading the public SSH keys to GitHub. 
- Using the HTTPS URL provided by the GitHub 
In this approach, we are going to use the GitHub URL which starts with HTTPS for example - https://github.com/rahulwagh/jhooq-master.git. Using the HTTPS URL you have to provide the username and password to authenticate yourself and once you are authenticated then you can easily clone the GitHub repository.
- By generating the SSH public keys and uploading the public SSH keys to GitHub
The second approach is a little long but it is the most recommended and secure way to clone your repository. For generating the SSH keys you need to use the ssh-keygen to generate your public SSH-key .i.e. - id_rsa.pub. After generating the ssh-key you need to upload the key to GitHub account SSH and GPG keys section.
Read more on troubleshooting steps - https://jhooq.com/github-permission-denied-publickey/
 

 
    
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