+ [2016-05-04T14:47:02Z] T3ZlckNvZGVy It's a repo in the end, right?
+ [2016-05-04T23:18:08Z] Gizer Hello, I am using the github API to get all the issues of a repository, since I want to count all open issues I was looking for the open_issues_count, but it's not coming up in my json
+ [2016-05-04T23:30:03Z] srpx How do I check if I have write access to a repository? I'm trying to push to a repository that I just cloned, and that I can pull, but I get: remote: Repository not found
+ [2016-05-04T23:30:19Z] srpx Which is kinda a stupid message because if the repository is not found, how can I pull?...

message no. 134362

Posted by okdamn in #github at 2016-05-04T08:20:09Z

when you create client app, what is the best practice for download links ?
+ [2016-05-04T23:59:05Z] VxJasonxV it sounds like you don't have push access to it
+ [2016-05-04T23:59:28Z] VxJasonxV GitHub serves 404s instead of 403s in order to prevent information disclosure
+ [2016-05-05T01:42:21Z] ardian_ Hello I am having an issue with github, for example the issue counter shows a lower number, rather with API I get a different number of the total open issues
+ [2016-05-05T01:43:29Z] ardian_ I have tried different libraries in ruby and python but the number is not close enough to the counter of the web version of github
+ [2016-05-05T01:53:25Z] ardian_ ok just confirmed that the API is working and it takes sometime for the web to update, using http://githubstats.com/ showed the same number as my own script.