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To me, ordinary login is one of the things they've genuinely improved over time I feel? I absolutely never deal with logins more than once a day per machine? Wi
by aseipp 2y ago
To me, ordinary login is one of the things they've genuinely improved over time I feel? I absolutely never deal with logins more than once a day per machine? With stuff like Passkey support now, I basically click two buttons in 1Pass and I'm logged in instantly on ~everywhere. I also feel like I never have my tokens expire.
I'm probably not doing the same stuff as you. It's sudo/elevated mode that really gets you I think, if you have no fast flow. Admittedly I don't add keys or anything like that very often.
- AlotOfReading 2y agoGH Enterprise and public GH don't share tokens, so 1 login/day automatically becomes 2. Then, logins aren't shared across devices and 2 additional devices (phone and personal computer) makes 4 logins/day. Not sure why GitHub expires tokens so quickly, but I can replicate it across every device I own and multiple accounts. Maybe they just don't like me?
- samcat116 2y agoI have never experienced this. I almost never have to log in after the initial login.
- LtWorf 2y agoIt's to be more secure! Of course then you can do everything with your never expiring ssh keys and application tokens… but that doesn't count :D
- aseipp 2y agoYeah. I think they just don't like you. I log in probably once every 3 months or something, on every device. Nowhere close to every day. Can I ask what country you're from? Maybe that has something to do with it?