+ [2016-11-05T15:57:20Z] canton7 github982, iirc they get marked as "refers to an outdated version of this PR" or something - hidden by default, but can be shown
+ [2016-11-05T16:05:02Z] github982 canton7: ok thanks
+ [2016-11-05T18:19:07Z] cosmos hi there
+ [2016-11-05T18:19:14Z] cosmos how to change the time span here: https://github.com/KDE/amarok/graphs/contributors
+ [2016-11-05T18:19:46Z] cosmos ah, got it

message no. 155805

Posted by matt|home in #github at 2016-11-05T03:57:06Z

hello. really simple question, can't seem to find the answer in any docs. if i made changes to a file on a local repository , but have not committed/pushed it onto github's repo, how can i make the github repo copy overwrite or revert the local copy to what it was previously
+ [2016-11-05T23:57:37Z] fqtw im trying to follow this guide: https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/wiki/How-to-Rebase-a-Pull-Request
+ [2016-11-05T23:57:44Z] fqtw but my fork is on the master branch. how to proceed?
+ [2016-11-06T00:32:52Z] nedbat fqtw: you have two remotes in your repo, right? "git remote" shows two?
+ [2016-11-06T00:33:53Z] fqtw yes
+ [2016-11-06T00:34:27Z] nedbat fqtw: then you can use upstream/master (or whatever the upstream repo is called in your remotes)