+ [2019-10-27T19:52:12Z] rubidious Hello. If I have 2fa set up with SMS **and** a security key. How can I avoid having to click the "Use security Key" button on login?
+ [2019-10-27T19:52:49Z] rubidious if I trigger the u2f from my security key, but have not yet pressed that button, it is not picked up
+ [2019-10-27T19:53:10Z] rubidious it would be really nice to be able to have it just picked up instead
+ [2019-10-27T19:57:01Z] rubidious or better yet to have it selected as the default 2fa method
+ [2019-10-27T19:57:12Z] rubidious not sure how to do that (or disable app/sms)

message no. 175450

Posted by rubidious in #github at 2019-10-27T19:52:12Z

Hello. If I have 2fa set up with SMS **and** a security key. How can I avoid having to click the "Use security Key" button on login?
+ [2019-10-28T03:27:01Z] ikwyl6 not sure the correct place, but here we go: If I have a cloned repo (my own) and I want to have a 'working copy' file that I'm using and there's also the 'master' copy on github. Is it useful to have my working copy file in the same git dir as the master on my local machine? Or should I create a separate 'working copy' folder outside of the 'master' git dir?
+ [2019-10-28T03:27:47Z] ikwyl6 or is that just preference? I'm looking more for 'best coding practice' that would tell me this way or otherwise..
+ [2019-10-28T04:22:50Z] b1tninja i think maybe you'd use branches right?
+ [2019-10-28T09:31:50Z] no_gravity Just noticed, that when you make a pull request from your master to someone elses master and *after* that add commits to your master, those commits become part of the pull request.