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Not sure I understand how having an ssh key is "jumping through hoops" though...? Presumably you already have one set up (even if you don't, it's literally just
by TheRealPomax 4y ago
Not sure I understand how having an ssh key is "jumping through hoops" though...? Presumably you already have one set up (even if you don't, it's literally just a few seconds of work to create a new one), so just add the public key to your account's SSH keys list, and done. Update your remote urls from https to the git@github.com:yourusername format and push whatever you want to push.
Or, heck, if no build is required: why use git at all, just use github itself. You can edit, create PRs, on new branches, all without ever needing your own desktop. Perfect for small code changes (especially typo fixes).