+ [2016-03-26T22:48:16Z] tang^ Lewis: nope
+ [2016-03-26T22:48:39Z] tang^ Lewis: but. how about this? https://github.com/primer/primer
+ [2016-03-26T22:52:32Z] Lewis thanks
+ [2016-03-26T23:03:08Z] phroa hi, is there support for embedding a vimeo player in README.md? (even just entering a link that's automatically parsed as an iframe would be great.)
+ [2016-03-26T23:03:21Z] phroa I was going to look at other projects' readmes, but I can't find one with so much as a youtube link.

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Posted by Vainglory in #github at 2016-03-26T14:19:12Z

i feel that's something you should do manually. how is github suppose to know what is a major release and what is a minor, or point release?
+ [2016-03-28T06:48:36Z] becker_11 Hi, I've just created a new branch for my local repo and now want to open the file in my editor but can only see one version of the files which I'm assuming is Master. Can anyone shed some light on how I should proceed?
+ [2016-03-28T06:51:35Z] becker_11 I guess in a nutshell I'm having trouble understanding how to work with branches from the command line
+ [2016-03-28T07:06:22Z] Magnetz74 Hey all, so what's the best way to download my own git repo to my desktop? Pull, clone, or fetch?
+ [2016-03-28T07:26:35Z] Seveas Magnetz74: if you read the manpages for those commands, you'll understand why that question makes no sense. And as a bonus you'll know what to do :)
+ [2016-03-28T07:26:58Z] Magnetz74 I figured out what I was looking for was clone, just now