+ [2016-10-18T17:40:03Z] nedbat Seveas: hmm, if I have to know the branch name, I could just checkout the branch, couldn't I?
+ [2016-10-18T17:45:31Z] Seveas pull requests only have a branch name in the forked repo, not in the original
+ [2016-10-18T20:26:25Z] SpComb One of our mostly harmless robots seems to think you are not a human.
+ [2016-10-18T20:26:29Z] SpComb is it just me?
+ [2016-10-18T20:26:48Z] SpComb was trying to edit the wiki on my project and the "New Page" button broke (HTTP 404), not sure if related or not

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Posted by apo in #github at 2016-10-18T08:39:31Z

well, if you don't want to pull your fork again I don't really know what else to do, apart from just copying the work to a fresh branch
+ [2016-10-19T01:09:26Z] Geo If I have a file like .travis.yml , is there a way I can exclude that from git clones or downloads?
+ [2016-10-19T01:56:35Z] llamapixel Geo: You want a git ignore file? https://github.com/github/gitignore
+ [2016-10-19T02:11:47Z] Geo llamapixel: I think the gitignore prevents files on the local repo from being pushed?
+ [2016-10-19T02:13:50Z] Geo I'm looking for the opposite- things like .travis.yml that aren't part of the formal source distribution, but still needed to be stored in the GH repo, in this case for CI purposes
+ [2016-10-19T02:16:29Z] llamapixel Maybe you want something like sparse checkout Geo but I have not enough experience with it.