+ [2016-03-16T21:57:10Z] tang^ don't make them committers on the core repo?
+ [2016-03-16T22:15:05Z] bf_ tang^: What do you mean with commiters?
+ [2016-03-16T22:15:06Z] bf_ but org members have write permissions by default
+ [2016-03-16T22:15:05Z] bf_ tang^: nobody of them is collaborators
+ [2016-03-16T22:15:05Z] bf_ I dove into team functionality now but I want to have a dev team which does not have rights on master

message no. 127161

Posted by stangeland in #github at 2016-03-16T14:05:59Z

Hello. normally when i have a github repo i do git clone https://github.com/foo/bar.git which gives me latest version of my software. lets say i have a computer which is (almost) completely disconnected from the internet and i want to install my github hosted software on it. Is there some easy way to make zip/tar like file corresponding to what i would get if i did git clone blabla and then just transferred that file to disconnected
+ [2016-03-17T01:04:27Z] TehCraw Cool, GH has a channel.
+ [2016-03-17T01:18:14Z] peepsalot is there a way to view changes to a single file from within the web interface
+ [2016-03-17T01:18:34Z] peepsalot i can see the history of commits that involve the file, but then trying to view one shows every file changed for that commit
+ [2016-03-17T01:20:23Z] TehCraw You should be able to click on the file and use blame tab at the top right of the code.
+ [2016-03-17T01:21:01Z] TehCraw History lists all commits made that touch that file.