+ [2016-10-20T16:36:44Z] UbuntuDude well, from the search results
+ [2016-10-20T16:39:19Z] Zarthus have you tried looking in github.com/search/advanced?
+ [2016-10-20T16:39:24Z] Zarthus If it's not in there, it's probably not possible.
+ [2016-10-20T21:01:35Z] causasui Can I link to an issue in another repo using markdown in a comment?
+ [2016-10-20T21:01:43Z] causasui Or should I just use the full URL?

message no. 153853

Posted by deecee in #github at 2016-10-20T05:28:56Z

either they have a (semi)unique name, or the name is nothing but a description, like ExcelDataReader and CacheManager
+ [2016-10-21T01:13:02Z] pato is there any way to see when one of my repos was made public?
+ [2016-10-21T07:04:44Z] gitty sup
+ [2016-10-21T07:36:45Z] TLE Hallo. I want to split an archive into two and in order to prevent anyone from accidentally merging the parts that had been split out, back in, it would be great to be able to do a pre-receive check
+ [2016-10-21T07:37:38Z] TLE I understand that normal github (not Enterprise) does not support pre-receive hooks, but there are these "required-status-checks" (https://help.github.com/articles/enabling-required-status-checks/)
+ [2016-10-21T07:38:14Z] TLE could they be used to do a pre-receive check, even if I push directly and not via a PR?