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Part of me wants to ask, why even use GitHub if you're struggling with "projects" and "ssh keys"? Just write code and run it on your machine. You can even just
by resonious 5y ago
Part of me wants to ask, why even use GitHub if you're struggling with "projects" and "ssh keys"? Just write code and run it on your machine. You can even just use git on your own machine without GitHub.
BUT, at the same time, I agree with you that the process of getting set up with GitHub is suboptimal. Have you used Heroku with git before? You run "heroku login" in the console, which then opens your browser. You sign in on the browser like normal and then the CLI magically knows who you are. You can then push and pull from heroku remotes with 0 friction. Maybe the GitHub CLI could/does have a feature like that.