+[2015-07-22T22:30:30Z]SeveasPrimer: git submodule update +[2015-07-22T22:30:41Z]PrimerDoes nothing +[2015-07-22T22:31:23Z]PrimerSorry, talking in 2 channels and I had already mentioned that in the other channel. Should have mentioned it here too. +[2015-07-22T22:40:31Z]PrimerPerhaps I did something incorrectly: git clone --recursive https://github.com/wkhtmltopdf/wkhtmltopdf.git; git branch -a; git checkout -b 0.13 origin/0.13; git submodule update; cd qt; ls (this doesn't show what is seen here: https://github.com/wkhtmltopdf/wkhtmltopdf/tree/0.13/qt) +[2015-07-22T22:58:39Z]Omego2Khey, is there a way to figure out the original path to a moved file in a pull request using the github API?
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Posted by jssjr in #github at 2015-07-22T19:36:46Z
i find the whole concept of cloning to be reprehensible
+[2015-07-23T00:19:26Z]linux_dreamhey guys I'm having some troubles to update a file and sync it with github . I've a file in my repo, that I have locally too. I edited this file locally, and did "git add file" then "git commit -m "update" " then git push origin master but it says everything is up to date +[2015-07-23T00:20:10Z]linux_dreamI blindly tried "git fetch origin master " too +[2015-07-23T00:20:16Z]linux_dreamI have untracked files now... +[2015-07-23T01:02:05Z]linux_dreamhey guys any idea on how I can update a file ? +[2015-07-23T01:02:34Z]linux_dreamlocally it's more recent than the one in github