+ [2017-03-15T21:14:55Z] Mitrek_ didn't know that
+ [2017-03-15T21:15:13Z] preaction https://github.com/Mitrek/mitreker.github.io <- this repo would be at https://mitrek.github.io/mitreker.github.io if you had a gh-pages branch, but you don't
+ [2017-03-15T21:15:14Z] Mitrek_ and how i switch between which branch should be online?
+ [2017-03-15T21:15:43Z] preaction these are "Project Pages": https://help.github.com/articles/user-organization-and-project-pages/#project-pages
+ [2017-03-15T21:29:41Z] Mitrek_ preaction, thanks. I've managed it

message no. 165675

Posted by adrian_1908 in #github at 2017-03-15T12:40:16Z

I figured out that you can add commits to your already published PR, so that's a solution.
+ [2017-03-16T01:54:14Z] jamorphio Hey there. What's the best way to sync up my readme file with my github pages site?
+ [2017-03-16T01:55:21Z] jamorphio I think it's a little more complicated than just embedding it if that's possible. I'd like to style some of the sections and include some demos in between them. Is there a way to include just sections of the readme at a time?
+ [2017-03-16T03:09:58Z] tmg does github have a page for `git-log --all --decorate --graph --oneline`?
+ [2017-03-16T03:20:57Z] kbs A way to visualize branches on the web site? Maybe something like https://github.com/google/error-prone/network ?
+ [2017-03-16T03:35:40Z] tmg kbs: yes, I guess that's the github version of it