No exit when you change your mind

[karlcow]

Let's say that the person started typing a number and wants to say "back off, you creep" (because the program is asking too much credentials). It's currently impossible. At least at step 2.

And the message says it's an error. I'm not sure it's just that I don't want to give any credentials.

Why is it important?

• We need to let the person decides to exit. (we can explain the consequences)
• We should let people be able to configure their project without credentials. (imagine you just want to modify a README or 4 characters in first-bugs in python). The first step becomes very high.

[miketaylr]

Does ctrl+c not work?

[karlcow]

Ctrl+c does work. What I meant is that the message instead of the current thing should be:

You didn't enter any valid GitHub client ID.
Do you want to stop? (Enter q)
Or do you want to try again? (paste your GitHub Client ID)

The Enter q could be Ctrl+c. but the q is more graceful. You can even leave a message saying: "Your configuration is not finalized. The project will work but it will not fetch issues."

Hope it helps.

[zoepage]

I could add a catch for exit or something? So it would work for all steps.