+ [2016-10-10T21:37:28Z] sonOfRa Hm, I recently became a collaborator on the repo I commit to. I still use a PR workflow, do those count?
+ [2016-10-10T21:41:23Z] Zarthus I don't believe so, but I don't have strong evidence to suggest either case.
+ [2016-10-10T21:42:12Z] sonOfRa oh well
+ [2016-10-10T22:16:23Z] harrisi hello, I'm aware that github doesn't track activity for non-default and gh-pages branches, but is there any reason why?
+ [2016-10-10T22:17:32Z] harrisi I know the contributions graph isn't super important for anything, I just thought it was a strange choice.

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Posted by alexclark in #github at 2016-10-10T19:13:04Z

yeah... i dont suppose theres anyway to map a tagged release to an actual commit hash without manually looking it up, huh?
+ [2016-10-11T05:51:45Z] kandinsk1 my manager just gave me access to a private github project on github.com (by which I mean I can see it on the website), but I can't clone it in the terminal (Repository not found). What do I need to do?
+ [2016-10-11T06:02:47Z] preaction you need to be using a logged-in user to clone it
+ [2016-10-11T06:03:14Z] preaction so, not just http://github.com/<org>/<repo>.git
+ [2016-10-11T06:10:12Z] kandinsk1 preaction: thanks. For more detail: I always use ssh keys, and I can clone other projects from the same organisation. I use the scheme git@github.com:<org>/<repo>.git