+ [2017-01-16T18:46:56Z] Fudster git revert HEAD~2
+ [2017-01-16T18:46:57Z] Fudster work?
+ [2017-01-16T20:46:03Z] TomyLobo i use git-lfs with a proper .gitattributes with patterns for typically large files and all. There's a guy who probably wont understand git, let alone git-lfs, any time soon. Can I tell him to use SVN and GitHub's SVN adapter will commit the files matching the aforementioned patterns to git-lfs?
+ [2017-01-16T21:44:57Z] jellycode2 Hi all, I'm looking at committing new files to a github repository over API. I found this endpoint, but don't see how to include/upload the new files... https://developer.github.com/v3/git/commits/#create-a-commit

message no. 161345

Posted by Fudster in #github at 2017-01-16T18:46:32Z

Um. I have a small problem. I have two commits (the last two commits) on master. I want to move those two commits to a new branch and undo them on master.
+ [2017-01-17T01:11:45Z] jellycode2 When using hte new "integrations and installations" features, is it possible to automate this step: https://developer.github.com/early-access/integrations/creating-an-integration/#creating-an-integration
+ [2017-01-17T01:12:46Z] jellycode2 I think it's possible by having my app offer to register as an OAuth Application, so that it can then call the API's to create itself as an integration.
+ [2017-01-17T04:19:26Z] jellycode2 does github integrations feature allow an integrated application to authenticate with a single global key/token authentication rather than requiring separate keys be registered with each customer who wants to "authorize" the application?
+ [2017-01-17T16:29:24Z] Limona hello