+[2016-03-06T18:06:01Z]Seveasas I said, you should send JSON. +[2016-03-06T18:08:43Z]aviaryanokay got it. Thanks for your help. +[2016-03-06T21:16:18Z]qenghoI'm trying to figure out an aspect of Github's API: https://api.github.com/orgs/github lists many URLs. repos, members, events -- all are good URLs, but issues and hooks give a 404. Can't I make an un-authenticated call to list an org's public issues? +[2016-03-06T21:17:44Z]qenghohttps://api.github.com/orgs/github/issues +[2016-03-06T21:19:43Z]qenghoI have a small org with several repos. I want the public web page to list the help-needed issues. I can't iterate over repos, as that's too expensive and most have no help-needed issues anyway.
Can non-collaborators push to the wiki pages' git repo?
+[2016-03-07T01:05:51Z]VxJasonxVqengho: I'm going to hazard a guess and say the API doesn't currently decide between public and private repo issues +[2016-03-07T01:06:01Z]VxJasonxVso it always requires authentication +[2016-03-07T01:46:43Z]GeoHi, is there a way to change what base dir a repo is cloned into? Example, https://github.com/eggheads/eggdrop.git clones into a dir called 'eggdrop' - (I'm a maintainer) I'd rather have that create a dir called eggdrop-1.6 or something similar... any thoughts? +[2016-03-07T01:47:53Z]deltabgive the name after the repo +[2016-03-07T01:48:24Z]deltabgit clone https://github.com/eggheads/eggdrop.git eggdrop-1.6