+ [2015-12-03T23:02:42Z] miczac Hi, just did a merge of some 20 commits of a different branch into master but neither git log nor gitk displays the merge graphically. The merged branch still looks like unmerged.
+ [2015-12-03T23:02:50Z] DJJeff dig confirmed that my records are coming back as 192.30.252.153 and 192.30.252.154
+ [2015-12-03T23:12:57Z] DJJeff ok got it working kind of with creating a CNAME in my repos root folder with just example.com
+ [2015-12-03T23:35:19Z] pgimeno how can I fork the wiki of an abandoned project? when I try to add it as upstream and my wiki's repo as origin, it says "access denied or repository not exported"
+ [2015-12-03T23:36:11Z] pgimeno sounds like my repo does not exist yet, but I'm concerned that I won't be able to push to it if I create a page

message no. 123295

Posted by criticalcat in #github at 2015-12-03T22:15:18Z

Zarthus: so my goal is to get into a situation where I can have myfork/master be a read-only copy of project/master again. It was a mistake on my part to commit to myfork/master and request a merge from that branch in the first place. There was say, project/master at point A, I forked myfork/master from A, project/master commits to get to point D, my change is E, project/master merged E from myfork/master. Pull request is done already.
+ [2015-12-04T00:00:22Z] Umeaboy pgimeno: codecademy just released a lession in GIT usage. :)
+ [2015-12-04T00:00:54Z] pgimeno I'm doing tests with a test repo, I think I know how to do it now
+ [2015-12-04T00:02:16Z] pgimeno in case it helps someone else it seems that I need to create a page to create the repo, and then to get rid of that commit, I can use git reset, then git push --force
+ [2015-12-04T00:13:34Z] Umeaboy pgimeno: That sounds right to me.
+ [2015-12-04T00:13:39Z] pgimeno hm, weird... the old wiki appeared when I created the first page