+ [2016-12-11T23:48:51Z] milki hm
+ [2016-12-11T23:48:53Z] gitinfo To create an orphaned branch(unrelated to existing history): `git checkout --orphan newbranchname`. This will leave your index/worktree as-is(use `rm .git/index; git clean -dfx` to delete EVERYTHING). If you get 'error: unknown option `orphan`' see !orphan_old. For an empty/null commit see !orphan_null.
+ [2016-12-11T23:48:53Z] milki !orphan
+ [2016-12-11T23:48:57Z] milki an3k: ^
+ [2016-12-11T23:49:22Z] an3k thank you milki

message no. 159122

Posted by gitinfo in #github at 2016-12-11T23:48:53Z

To create an orphaned branch(unrelated to existing history): `git checkout --orphan newbranchname`. This will leave your index/worktree as-is(use `rm .git/index; git clean -dfx` to delete EVERYTHING). If you get 'error: unknown option `orphan`' see !orphan_old. For an empty/null commit see !orphan_null.
+ [2016-12-12T05:51:32Z] nchambers hey guys... I'm writing a bash script to let you create, upload, remove, etc gists on github. How can I make it so the script can authenticate as a user?
+ [2016-12-12T07:44:16Z] mark4_ so i have a project i wrote for 32 bit x86, I ported that to arm and then to thum2. I would like to create projects for all of them but I want them all related. does github allow me to create sub projects?
+ [2016-12-12T07:45:07Z] mark4_ or will their being MY projects make them related that way?
+ [2016-12-12T07:56:55Z] iuk Hi! If I use the Squash and Merge button, who will be the author of that single commit?