Closed evanrelf closed 11 years ago
Not incorrect, as both ways are correct.
The second way would be a solution for someone that doesn't have a github.com account.
Sorry for my misunderstanding.
Perhaps both need to be presented... one for those that may not have a github and have only installed it for installing different things. Would you like to clone it, make a patch for the documentation? I have a feeling the documentation always will need some work. Worst thing that can happen is Craig doesn't pull it, or it gets modified.
As far as I can tell, the change I made in my original comment works for everyone, including people not signed up for GitHub. I'll try forking it.
@evanrelf of course it does. You don't need to fork it. Sorry, didn't mean to cause any confusion. It is a good change. It lets us that know git use the ssh link, and those that don't simply not worry about it.
The install instructions for cloning from GitHub are currently like this:
...however, the first line prompts for an SSH key. In order for others to be able to clone the repo, the first line should be changed to: