+ [2017-02-07T17:38:38Z] ShapeShifter499 I didn't know anything about submodules till now
+ [2017-02-07T17:40:20Z] ShapeShifter499 tobiasvl: it was the .git folder in each that probably messed me up huh?
+ [2017-02-07T17:41:30Z] ShapeShifter499 tobiasvl: I'd like to include the 'git' folder for backup purposes, would removing the dot be enough?
+ [2017-02-07T20:37:29Z] nickjj if i delete an account, does the url availability get immediately available?

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Posted by ShapeShifter499 in #github at 2017-02-07T17:38:04Z

tobiasvl: they used to be repositories I cloned. I just moved the folder right into the new cloned repo folder and tried to push
+ [2017-02-08T00:04:19Z] minibar https://help.github.com/articles/telling-git-about-your-gpg-key/ here it says I only have to tell git about my key ID if my key has a different identity than my git user. both my key and git user have the same email address. shouldn't this be enough for git to identify my key?
+ [2017-02-08T02:04:26Z] Geo Hi, I'm writing a script that uses the Github API for an organization, but I'd rather not hard code my user/pass into the script- is there a way to use a key or something similar instead of a user/pass combo?
+ [2017-02-08T04:55:29Z] Geo Hi, I'm writing a script that uses the Github API for an organization, but I'd rather not hard code my user/pass into the script- is there a way to use a key or something similar instead of a user/pass combo?
+ [2017-02-08T05:17:08Z] hendry hi, if I have a cloned repo. How do i quickly create a PR without going to the Web interface and forking and updating the git remote etc etc etc ?
+ [2017-02-08T05:19:22Z] Geo PRs are functions of github, iirc- they need to be created via the web interface