+[2016-08-16T22:30:37Z]Seveaswhich you can feed into another api call to get the merger +[2016-08-16T22:31:39Z]kylookay thanks, i found that path, but was hoping to avoid per-PR API calls because i want to do something org-wide +[2016-08-16T22:31:44Z]kyloand avoid rate limits +[2016-08-16T22:32:13Z]Seveasthen just clone the repos and get the merger direct from the clones instead of the api +[2016-08-16T22:33:27Z]kyloah yeah, that'd work
+[2016-08-17T02:53:08Z]dsdeizhi all, what's usually the issue if the download is slow? +[2016-08-17T02:53:20Z]dsdeiznet speed seems fine and status github says everything looks okay +[2016-08-17T05:42:33Z]SlizardWizardI accidently deleted a folder a good 10 commits ago +[2016-08-17T05:42:53Z]SlizardWizardIs there an easy way to download a whole folder while looking at the code in history? +[2016-08-17T06:22:34Z]jhassSlizardWizard: note the commit ID in the URL and do git checkout <commit id> -- folder/