+ [2016-12-19T15:37:27Z] shygirl But https do have a credential cached thing,
+ [2016-12-19T15:37:44Z] shygirl Why isn't anyone suggesting how I can set that up
+ [2016-12-19T15:50:21Z] sonOfRa because the cache isn't permanent, and you still have to enter your password. Seriously, read up on how to use SSH keys, it's a LOT more convenient
+ [2016-12-19T18:48:39Z] rindolf Hi all, sup?
+ [2016-12-19T20:36:38Z] disi how do i view file mode on the github website?

message no. 159729

Posted by rangergord in #github at 2016-12-19T00:06:30Z

hi...I have a question of etiquette. Person A creates an issue on a project, identifying a problem that's no big deal to others, but important to them. Person B sends a PR (minor change) to fix it, but the dev doesn't want to merge it because it's not the way he wants. Person B hasn't been online in the week since this happened to update the PR. Person A really wants this ASAP, is it acceptable
+ [2016-12-20T04:25:32Z] VxJasonxV there is text that says "executable file" somewhere, which means it's 755
+ [2016-12-20T04:25:34Z] VxJasonxV otherwise it's 644
+ [2016-12-20T04:25:41Z] VxJasonxV git tracks the executable flag, but nothing else.
+ [2016-12-20T04:25:51Z] VxJasonxV (directories are always 755)