+ [2016-11-24T20:04:49Z] luxio Is there any way for me to get that username?
+ [2016-11-24T20:14:10Z] gitinfo luxio: For bug reports, feature requests, suggestions for improvement, or specific problems with an individual repo (or gist, etc.), please contact support via support@github.com or https://github.com/support - support tries to answer all questions within 24 hours, including weekends and holidays.
+ [2016-11-24T20:14:10Z] Seveas luxio: !sgc may be able to help you with that
+ [2016-11-24T20:22:04Z] Fana_ does GitHub servers use SSD or HDD?
+ [2016-11-24T23:42:29Z] graphitemaster << ((1<<3)-1)^(1<<3)

message no. 157648

Posted by gitinfo in #github at 2016-11-24T20:14:10Z

luxio: For bug reports, feature requests, suggestions for improvement, or specific problems with an individual repo (or gist, etc.), please contact support via support@github.com or https://github.com/support - support tries to answer all questions within 24 hours, including weekends and holidays.
+ [2016-11-25T00:04:24Z] dka in webpack, I have a directory B that contains files which are all exported by index.js, the parent directory is A, and it requires and export B and it's brother directory with the same semantic. Everytime when I add a file next to B/index.js I have to add it in index.js, everytime I add a B brother directory I have to add it to A/index.js , is there a way to load the tree structure in a more elegant way that doesn't need me to update files
+ [2016-11-25T00:04:29Z] dka everytime ?
+ [2016-11-25T00:07:15Z] dka in webpack, I have a directory B that contains files which are all exported by index.js, the parent directory is A, and it requires and export B and it's brother directory with the same semantic. Everytime when I add a file next to B/index.js I have to add it in index.js, everytime I add a B brother directory I have to add it to A/index.js , is there a way to load the tree structure in a more elegant way that doesn't need me to update files
+ [2016-11-25T00:07:20Z] dka everytime ?
+ [2016-11-25T00:08:05Z] Seveas dka: how is that related to github?