<p dir="auto">I feel like Atom should come with everything needed to make it work. This includes Git for installing packages (arguably the most important feature of Atom). When you try to install a package without Git, it throws a pretty useless and confusing error. I think Atom should check to see if Git is installed, and if not, prompt the user to install it along side Atom.</p>
<p dir="auto">Hi, I understand the need to open the devtools on errors, Atom is constantly being fixed and improved, and I agree that it should be the default behavior.</p>
<p dir="auto">But for users like me who are trying to give this awesome editor a chance, when working on a project (not working on Atom itself), the behavior of the devtools to pop on every single error is very annoying. I am aware that packages might have problems and they need to be fixed (or disabled to stop the errors), but since I'm working on a project I don't have the time to do this. If things get critical I might debug and start disabling and debugging every single package installed, but if you keep popping that screen on my face every single time I'm gonna ditch Atom for a long time.</p>
<p dir="auto">So, after my whining, I propose this:<br>
At least there should be an option to disable it, probably accompanied by a warning like "procceed at your own risk, if Atom starts to misbehave, follow the debugging procedure described here &gt;link&lt;".</p>
<p dir="auto">PS: I searched through the issues and didn't find a similar request, only bugs that referenced this behavior. So, in case this is a duplicate, sorry.</p>