+ [2016-08-30T19:10:03Z] embrosyn nbro: Well, I'm sorta, kinda, successful with Git, but I don't have enough experience to actually help you with your mission at the moment of writing :P
+ [2016-08-30T19:10:32Z] nbro @embrosyn it’s ok, any help is welcome, do what you can
+ [2016-08-30T19:10:34Z] nbro ;)
+ [2016-08-30T19:10:43Z] embrosyn * successful = did everything (except copying release notes, ugh) intended so far
+ [2016-08-30T20:33:13Z] l4v2 what does it mean when I run git branch and all of the branches are the same color except for one of them?

message no. 148863

Posted by embrosyn in #github at 2016-08-30T14:42:53Z

Hello everyone! I'm trying to fork a repository, but with a little twist: revert forked code to an earlier commit (tag). It's all fine, I forcibly push older-than-current code, but the release notes are lost. Is there any way to clone release notes too?
+ [2016-08-31T00:56:05Z] Elronnd Is there a way to, in a "service/webhook" set the branches to be monitored to all?
+ [2016-08-31T01:01:04Z] diphtherial Elronnd: afaik webhooks trigger for any action on the repo, regardless of branch
+ [2016-08-31T03:10:19Z] mebigfatguy i appear to be blind... i don't see how you create a diff file from github gui?
+ [2016-08-31T03:25:13Z] milki sha.diff
+ [2016-08-31T06:56:39Z] KillBill99 Anyone got a cool Node.js project I could contribute to? Bored and looking for suggestions...