+ [2015-07-07T19:36:47Z] Nevik FreezingDroid, as long as it's not illegal or violating the ToS, GitHub doesn't mind what you put in your repo
+ [2015-07-07T19:37:01Z] Nevik until you hit the size limitations, anyway
+ [2015-07-07T20:56:15Z] alexclark I have made about 6 commits on my branch, theres a whitespace change on a file in the third commit. is there a way to uncheck-in that change?
+ [2015-07-07T21:04:11Z] VxJasonxV not easily, since it's not the most recent commit
+ [2015-07-07T21:04:13Z] alexclark nevermind, got it

message no. 102129

Posted by necom in #github at 2015-07-07T03:24:25Z

Now I'm seeing my repo on github is showing "This branch is 1 commit ahead of XXX", which seems broken-ish. I'm concerned that if I do some work and then end up doing a PR up to the original project I'm forked from, it will include some noise from this commit I did to get my fork updated.
+ [2015-07-08T00:03:01Z] ting_ hello
+ [2015-07-08T00:03:39Z] ting_ could anyone help me? I dont know why I can not add to commit dlls files to my project
+ [2015-07-08T00:03:59Z] ting_ I checked already the .gitignore and I dont have any dlls rule there
+ [2015-07-08T00:04:11Z] ting_ anyidea?
+ [2015-07-08T00:24:44Z] Motoko Do you see the files in git status?