+ [2017-02-27T17:55:13Z] auioa Hi is there a possibility to post a link without creating a reference to a github project?
+ [2017-02-27T18:01:04Z] nedbat auioa: post a link where? what kind of reference?
+ [2017-02-27T18:03:08Z] auioa I want to post a link in an issue of my repo that directs to an issue of a different repo. When I do that github automatically generates references, I want to avoid this.
+ [2017-02-27T18:40:14Z] moogle If i want to break up my project into little bits for building in travis, (for build avoidance), should each project have it's own repository?
+ [2017-02-27T19:44:02Z] jaeckel Is there a way to always sort issues in a project by a specific setting? e.g. I always want to sort them by 'Recently updated'

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Posted by moogle in #github at 2017-02-27T16:25:23Z

If i want to break up my project into little bits for building in travis, (for build avoidance), should each project have it's own repository?
+ [2017-02-28T00:06:06Z] storrgie Can I redirect my user page site to an external site?
+ [2017-02-28T00:07:54Z] storrgie I think a lot of folks want to use a custom domain and route people IN to github, I want to do the opposite
+ [2017-02-28T00:08:06Z] storrgie I want to move my blog from inside github (as a personal page) to an external site
+ [2017-02-28T02:05:11Z] benaiah does anyone have any info on doing an octopus merge through the github API?
+ [2017-02-28T02:07:53Z] benaiah I could merge branches individually and squash, but I'm not seeing a way to squash through the API.