+ [2017-03-18T23:30:29Z] EoN hi all. i've been hosting my github on a local private github server. is there a way i can now push it to the public github as a fresh brand new clean commit, without all the history etc?
+ [2017-03-18T23:31:12Z] Seveas EoN: rm -rf .git; git init; git add all-the-files; git commit -m "Initial commit"
+ [2017-03-18T23:31:44Z] Seveas ghost-287: proxy for what?
+ [2017-03-18T23:31:55Z] EoN Seveas: thanks
+ [2017-03-18T23:32:26Z] EoN hmm i guess i should add a .gitignore for ./nbproject/

message no. 165970

Posted by saadq in #github at 2017-03-18T17:01:00Z

Ah, I think I just found it: https://help.github.com/articles/checking-out-pull-requests-locally/
+ [2017-03-18T23:59:43Z] EoN how do i set/change/view the username + email that i'm using to commit my repo to github?
+ [2017-03-19T11:38:36Z] IronFire i added a submodule under the dir name "web_scraper" and commited everything using `git commit -am "commitmsg"` but theres one thing left unstaged called "web_scraper" containing "Subproject commit d6150c6353f484fcbfac8bbe9979c9556eb5953a-dirty" and i cant stage it or commit it via command line or github desktop. why? and why does it have "dirty" appended to it?
+ [2017-03-19T11:46:12Z] tobiasvl IronFire: "dirty" means it has local changes
+ [2017-03-19T11:46:29Z] tobiasvl IronFire: so either untracked files or uncommitted changes
+ [2017-03-19T11:46:44Z] IronFire tobiasvl: it says unstaged, i cant stage it