+ [2016-03-02T17:32:47Z] derfoh I figured it out actually. I had to generate a key on the site/
+ [2016-03-02T18:07:11Z] bluedog Hi, I've just started using github. I need some advice on using github repositories from the git cli (linux). I know there are different workflows. Should I clone the master then make branches locally? Should I make a branch in the UI then clone that?
+ [2016-03-03T23:17:38Z] go1111111 github newb question: I opened a PR based on my "X" branch. in a PR comment i mentioned a change in my "Y" branch as a potential addition. it seems that somehow the PR became my X branch plus my Y branch without me doing anything. Also my commits to Y also appear when I'm browsing X on my own repository, being displayed as 'X + Y'. ... If link to another branch in a comment on a PR does it automatically get pulled into my PR?
+ [2016-03-03T23:18:03Z] go1111111 or can other contributors add things to my PR without my permission?

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Posted by go1111111 in #github at 2016-03-03T23:17:38Z

github newb question: I opened a PR based on my "X" branch. in a PR comment i mentioned a change in my "Y" branch as a potential addition. it seems that somehow the PR became my X branch plus my Y branch without me doing anything. Also my commits to Y also appear when I'm browsing X on my own repository, being displayed as 'X + Y'. ... If link to another branch in a comment on a PR does it automatically get pulled into my PR?
+ [2016-03-04T00:46:49Z] nicolas_leonidas there's a check installed on this github repo I'm working on, I'd like to see where the script lives for trouble shooting
+ [2016-03-04T00:47:33Z] malide nicolas_leonidas: it's using some continuous integration tool. What's the repo?