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I am completely new to GitHub, and I have added two private repositories. One I work on myself, and the second one, we are multiple people working on.
I don’t know if I should add multiple SSH-keys, one for each?
I have tried to create two keys, but it seems like it always want to look for the key in /c/Users/{myusername}/.ssh/id_rsa. This means it works fine for the first repository, but not for the second.
What might I be missing?
In general you create a single key pair and use the same public key for multiple repositories.
This is not a bad thing!
If you have any reason to use multiple keys you can set it up as described here:
Multiple SSH Keys