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Updated flow due to removal of password authentication / SSH changes would be nice.. #83566

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KaladinB4 opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 4 comments

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@KaladinB4
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馃悶 Problem
Github removed the password authentication options, and the guide does not smoothly walk through the proper setup without a bit of knowledge in troubleshooting.

馃幆 Goal
When I was learning Git/Github it was incredibly frustrating that every guide required these troubleshooting steps and reconfiguration. IT would be nice to better introduce people more smoothly/easily without starting off on a bad path.

馃挕 Possible solutions
Rather than the 'click copy code' directions, which uses the 'https://github.com/repository-name' directions, direct towards the next step being setting up the SSH key on the local machine / checking for them, then adding them to Github, then using the git@github.com branch

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@hu-keyu
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hu-keyu commented Apr 19, 2024

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README.md can be modified, Select SSH on the Clone tab, which is more friendly to beginners

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hu-keyu commented Apr 19, 2024

Beginners need to be reminded to configure sshkey before cloning code from github.

@StepTheGlow
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StepTheGlow commented Apr 19, 2024

#83605 i fixed it here for more beginner friendly! 馃槃

@kenshanta
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Beginners need to be reminded to configure sshkey before cloning code from github.

shouldn't the logs in the terminal do this job?

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