Essentially what you're saying is that you understand it; therefore it's simple to understand.
Obviously GitHub believe there are people who will benefit from using Git who can't be bothered understanding setting up ssh.
Seems reasonable to me.
Obviously GitHub believe there are people who will benefit from using Git who can't be bothered understanding setting up ssh.
Seems reasonable to me.
Haha, maybe another of way of putting things from my perspective, I found keys to be the least of my concerns once I got into projects that really used Git and I have a hard time seeing people be successful with Git if the keygen steps throws them off.
I hope that explains things from a different perspective :)
The level of discourse and use the downvote just amazes me anymore. Seriously, how can you be that much of a douche after I made very basic, undisputed points?
So what if it takes 4 minutes? Why not save all the people who might use your tool 4 minutes of clicking 'OK' through a half dozen boxes you assure them they should just ignore? Particularly if github (as seems clear) want to get more people to pay them money.