+ [2015-11-23T23:11:24Z] milki uh
+ [2015-11-23T23:11:30Z] milki wat
+ [2015-11-23T23:18:42Z] VxJasonxV well, that spammed right inside the flooding limit didn't it?
+ [2015-11-23T23:19:30Z] dman777 in my repo I pulled a remoted branch from master called single with git checkout --track -b origin/single. but now when I try to push changes with 'git push origin single' I get 'error: src refspec single does not match any.'
+ [2015-11-23T23:27:35Z] jhass dman777: could you gist the output of git status, git branch -a and git remote -v ?

message no. 122023

Posted by dman777 in #github at 2015-11-23T23:19:30Z

in my repo I pulled a remoted branch from master called single with git checkout --track -b origin/single. but now when I try to push changes with 'git push origin single' I get 'error: src refspec single does not match any.'
+ [2015-11-24T00:04:23Z] Katie /clears.
+ [2015-11-24T02:27:31Z] sparr I do a lot of competitive/challenge programming contests. The result is usually one source file, maybe 10-1000 lines. I'd like to apply some source control to those projects, and publish them for people to see along with my other projects on github. Can anyone offer suggestions on how to organize such a thing? One repo per challenge? One repo per type of challenge? One repo per challenge website? Just one
+ [2015-11-24T02:27:32Z] sparr repo overall with everything organized inside it?
+ [2015-11-24T02:46:42Z] jhass sparr: however you like it really, I've seen people do all of these
+ [2015-11-24T02:47:10Z] jhass you could even have one repo with a distinct branch for each or something, though that's less discoverable