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Agreed. It should be trivial for them to allow you to paste your pgp public key as you would your ssh public key, then place a nice little "verified" check mar
by andrewstuart2 11y ago
Agreed.
It should be trivial for them to allow you to paste your pgp public key as you would your ssh public key, then place a nice little "verified" check mark next to commits that can be validated as having been signed with one of your associated private keys.
- mbrock 11y agoThere are so many things that GitHub could easily do, but don't... Makes me wonder what they actually do.
- tinco 11y agoYou mean besides developing and operating one of the best services on the web?
- baku-fr 11y agoWell maintaining software and infrastructure is one thing. But they also seem to lack features compared to the competition. They might want to quickly sort their management issues out and be more agressive feature-wise.
- swsieber 11y agoBest as in market share, but certainly not best by it's own merits. (ie there is better git management software)
- SilasX 11y agoBest in what sense? Bitbucket does everything Github does, plus gives free private repos. GitHub is just more widely used.
- stepvhen 11y agoBitbucket crashes minimal browsers like Surf and github doesn't. So, in that regard, Github is better.
- melloclello 11y agoBut Bitbucket is fricken awful though. I think I have an allergy to everything designed by Atlassian
- nqzero 11y agoi don't use bitbucket so can't comment if they provide this. but github has a nice hack allowing you to svn checkout a portion of a tree on a slow connection, this allows you to work on or inspect repos that are too large to git clone (one of the few major complaints i have with git itself)
- 746F7475 11y agoIs there anyway to search bitbucket? Can I link my profile to someone so they can see all my projects? I'm only dimly aware of bitbucket, but if these criteria are easily met then I might even consider changing over.
- mbrock 11y agoWell, yeah. It is a good service. They've contributed good stuff to Git core, too. I really wonder what they do. I have some complicated feelings about them, also, that has to do with them becoming the central hub for open source. Like, if the product itself were open source, it might be more obvious what they are working on. But I can't demand that kind of transparency... It would just be interesting to know. With almost 500 employees, what happens? I've never even worked at such a large company myself. Should GitHub users have some say in what the company builds? I mean, we're promoting them like hell, and the social network is a huge part of their value. I often wonder what well-funded large product companies do with all their manpower. Feature development doesn't seem to scale. Nor innovative design. GitHub's mobile layout is pretty crippled. I dunno. Just curious.
- kmfrk 11y agoIf you can sell them on it as an important enterprise feature, they might implement something. :)
- douche 11y agoThey are carrying the torch for rectifying social injustices, apparently. Oh, and selling out for the enterprise big-bucks.