> "always ssh as root" example urggh... I've seen devs do this too many times and it breaks a bunch of stuff when configured incorrectly. You almost never want

> "always ssh as root" example urggh... I've seen devs do this too many times and it breaks a bunch of stuff when configured incorrectly. You almost never want "Host *" to have a user entry. also completely ignores the "don't ssh as root" opsec best practice. I would strongly argue that even for dev environments, it's worthwhile building the opsec muscle memory and spending the effort at the start of a project.