+ [2017-03-25T16:44:38Z] Kiril i followed the steps
+ [2017-03-25T16:44:52Z] Kiril http://phastebin.com/ehidekap.avrasm
+ [2017-03-25T16:45:04Z] Kiril but still the code isn't uploaded to the github
+ [2017-03-25T16:45:15Z] Kiril so my question is what is needed to upload it
+ [2017-03-25T17:20:20Z] nedbat Kiril: don't show us the instructions, show us what you did.

message no. 166402

Posted by Peng in #github at 2017-03-25T04:55:37Z

File a pull request. It will automatically be associated with the issue if any of the commit messages contain "fixes #1234" or a few different similar strings.
+ [2017-03-26T04:48:07Z] ggg1xkl Hello, I have a huge remote repository on github and I want to remove all previous commits except the last commit, and I want to do this without downloading the entire repo since it's so big. Is this possible, and if so, how?
+ [2017-03-26T13:00:08Z] alex__ hi´
+ [2017-03-26T15:42:22Z] mydog2 morn... any suggestions on linux gui for git?
+ [2017-03-26T17:29:49Z] harushimo I have a forked repository. I want to sync with my new repo. How would I do that
+ [2017-03-26T18:24:46Z] no_gravity Interesting: GitHub is one of the few sites where the users urls are directly in the root. Like github.com/username