Sorry for being late to the party, but just want to put in my two cents that the problem with using a GUI app to handle it for you is... that you're using a GUI app to handle it for you, meaning you're locked-in to that one app.
By configuring your keys like in the article you can use the CLI, the built-in Git tools bundled with your IDE of choice, or even your favorite UI app.
Your call.
No more need to switch applications, and contexts, every time you need to perform a Git-related action.
This freedom is priceless when you're Git-intensive, and just best practices all around.
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Alternatively, use a GUI client that handles it for you :)
Which one do you recommend? :)
Personally, I use GitKraken. Handles multiple accounts really well
True, GitKraken offers a quick and easy setup and handles pretty well multiple accounts.
Sorry for being late to the party, but just want to put in my two cents that the problem with using a GUI app to handle it for you is... that you're using a GUI app to handle it for you, meaning you're locked-in to that one app.
By configuring your keys like in the article you can use the CLI, the built-in Git tools bundled with your IDE of choice, or even your favorite UI app.
Your call.
No more need to switch applications, and contexts, every time you need to perform a Git-related action.
This freedom is priceless when you're Git-intensive, and just best practices all around.