+[2016-06-06T20:35:10Z]Laawokay so turns out you can set a success message, and I can set that to be whatever the lint score was +[2016-06-06T23:03:44Z]twidipreaction: following on the Accept header subject, it doesn't work as expected, sadly +[2016-06-06T23:04:09Z]twidiFor a accept value to be taken into action, it must be the first +[2016-06-06T23:04:39Z]twidifor example, for multi-assignees, `application/vnd.github.v3+json, application/vnd.github.cerberus-preview+json` doesn' work, but in the reverse order it works +[2016-06-06T23:05:59Z]twidi(it's only a problem for generic api and while github doesn't have more than one preivew api for the same endpoint)
I'm doing a pull request creation using the API on that repository: guyzmo/git-repo
+[2016-06-07T06:30:29Z]JZAhi I got a repo on bitbucket but I want to add an aditional remote on my local folder +[2016-06-07T06:30:34Z]JZAhow do I go about doing that. +[2016-06-07T06:30:44Z]JZAthe additional remote will be to github +[2016-06-07T06:41:57Z]milkiJZA: git remote add +[2016-06-07T06:50:21Z]JZAthe code is for a page, so I wonder how do I make the code I upload into a github page? Is a user-project and also is 'not' from scratch.