+ [2016-03-10T21:15:38Z] alkamid tobiasvl, exactly
+ [2016-03-10T23:07:31Z] InAnimaTe hey all, was wondering if the content on this page was still factual: https://github.com/blog/1270-easier-builds-and-deployments-using-git-over-https-and-oauth
+ [2016-03-10T23:07:58Z] InAnimaTe I can't get the <token>:x-oauth-basic@github.com/name/repo.git method working
+ [2016-03-10T23:36:06Z] amannduhh im trying to learn css and html, how would i make it so my navigation doesnt dissapear with my backgrounds and stays static
+ [2016-03-10T23:36:14Z] amannduhh http://codepen.io/anon/pen/zqBwpm

message no. 126790

Posted by alkamid in #github at 2016-03-10T20:38:46Z

Hi. I want to fork repo A (public, not owned by me) repo B (private, owned by me). I will build around repo A, and occasionally I will want to sync my private repo B with repo A (but retaining my changes and resolving merge conflicts if there are any). What's the best way to go? clone --bare?
+ [2016-03-11T00:51:00Z] InAnimaTe ok so scratch that other question. misconfiguration on my end.
+ [2016-03-11T02:43:05Z] yeukhon anyone familiar with git ls-remote? for some reason, running ls-remote on some of my release branch/tag returns a different SHA1 than the HEAD of the release.
+ [2016-03-11T02:46:04Z] InAnimaTe so, anyone use deploy keys for private repos? I can't seem to use one for a forked private repo from someone in the organization.
+ [2016-03-11T02:46:40Z] InAnimaTe github tells me the deploy key already exists if i try to add it but the machine that uses that key can't clone from that repo (i.e. <user>/<forked_repo>
+ [2016-03-11T08:07:21Z] zhangxaochen how can I check a commit history of ONE file of a remote repo? via github.com page or smartgit?