Hot tip for IntelliJ users: add your github account to the IDE (in project settings) and the IDE will use an OAuth token for git access on that account. (I thi

Hot tip for IntelliJ users: add your github account to the IDE (in project settings) and the IDE will use an OAuth token for git access on that account. (I think the way it's structured is that Jetbrains is the OAuth provider, and Github is the relying party, which implies that you need to make sure your Jetbrains account is secure. It also means that if you want the best security you'll stick with the tried-and-true private-key-in-.ssh-public-key-on-remote solution)