+ [2016-10-08T15:08:13Z] tetero What's preferred?
+ [2016-10-08T18:18:02Z] jen_ anyone here willing to help with webhooks?
+ [2016-10-08T21:48:25Z] buddyq Is it possible to connect to the repo on my websites server with Github Desktop?
+ [2016-10-08T21:48:40Z] buddyq Or does it have to be a repo on github?
+ [2016-10-08T21:53:36Z] buddyq anyone?

message no. 152975

Posted by buddyq in #github at 2016-10-08T21:48:25Z

Is it possible to connect to the repo on my websites server with Github Desktop?
+ [2016-10-09T09:10:15Z] Asido is it considered a good practice to split pull requests as much as possible? i.e. multiple bug fixes were fixed and I'd like to pull-request them. they are unrelated and would be reviewed independently. seems like a bad idea to send 1 pull-request for them
+ [2016-10-09T09:10:35Z] Asido on the other hand, the bugs are one-liner fixes
+ [2016-10-09T09:12:42Z] Gabriel403 Asido: in my work place it certainly is, small, light, focused, easy to review changes
+ [2016-10-09T09:40:51Z] Zarthus Asido: split it as much as possible for sure.
+ [2016-10-09T10:52:53Z] emr omg, github blocked in my country, i can't believe it.