+ [2017-03-13T16:53:53Z] wltjr does not seem to be, about to send feature request
+ [2017-03-13T18:17:01Z] cmyers_ I am trying to use curl to upload a release from a script, but I'm having some trouble. I've read the API page: https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/releases/ - currently my cmd looks like this: curl -v -XPOST -H "Content-Type: application/gzip" -H "Content-Length: $CT_LENGTH" "$UPLOAD_URL?label=meta_tools&name=meta_tools-$META_TOOLS_CV.tar.gz&access_token=$TOKEN" @$MT_PATH where UPLOAD_URL is the url (h
+ [2017-03-13T18:17:07Z] cmyers_ ttps://uploads.github.com/repos/TerabyteQbt/meta/releases/5727608/assets). I get the error: {"message":"Validation Failed","request_id":"B4FA:2040E:1115673:11BD549:58C6E1D8","documentation_url":"https://developer.github.com/v3","errors":[{"resource":"ReleaseAsset","code":"already_exists","field":"name"}]} but you can see such an asset does not already exist: https://github.com/TerabyteQbt/meta/releases
+ [2017-03-13T18:21:01Z] cmyers_ hmm, I think this is a bug on the backend because the first time I ran it, it hung for a really long time then timed out, so I think the resource is half-created
+ [2017-03-13T18:21:16Z] cmyers_ I just changed hte name= and it is uploading now, but iut is doing the hanging thing again...

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Posted by wltjr in #github at 2017-03-13T16:52:41Z

is there any way to limit what is returned in a api request? json response is rather large, most of which is useless to me
+ [2017-03-14T06:15:09Z] TbobbyZ what's a naming convention for a file that a user is suppose to edit to put their api key in? I have a file 'helper.js' with my api key in my repo. I want to create an exact copy without my api key and the user changes the name and adds their api key
+ [2017-03-14T07:01:46Z] Al_nz1 Evening peeps
+ [2017-03-14T07:02:19Z] Al_nz1 If I publish a project to github, is it a function of most IDE's to be able to download and compile that project easily?
+ [2017-03-14T09:43:11Z] sonOfRa Al_nz1: I'd say that depends on the language the project is written in. But in general, if you use, say, java, and a build system like maven or gradle, that's definitely in the realm of possibilities
+ [2017-03-14T10:25:05Z] psprint Hello. Why this third list item isn't rendered as list item? https://github.com/zdharma/zui/wiki