+ [2017-03-31T22:17:57Z] matthiaskrgr or is it just an illusion
+ [2017-03-31T22:30:03Z] synaps3_ Anyone here using Hugo
+ [2017-03-31T22:30:13Z] synaps3_ For github pages
+ [2017-03-31T23:34:28Z] jen_ I am working on a specific branch and I pull from remote (github). My developer then removed latest commits which I pulled and moved those to another branch. I then pull on the same branch and those latest commits are still on the original branch on my local.
+ [2017-03-31T23:34:59Z] jen_ how can i get the updated branch without the latter commits on my local.

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Posted by tjt263 in #github at 2017-03-31T13:44:04Z

actuall, new question, if github can tell me where it is forked from, why is git remote add upstream necessary
+ [2017-04-01T02:09:51Z] Elronnd I dislike the "This branch is x commits ahead, y commits behind user:master" text (I forked from a dead project), but I still want to keep the "forked from user/repo" text. Is there a way to do that, aside from creating a new branch?
+ [2017-04-01T09:50:05Z] dequeues Hey can someone help?http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43151562/class-not-being-autoloaded
+ [2017-04-01T10:02:03Z] rindolf Hi all
+ [2017-04-01T14:13:24Z] Vinnie_win How do I make it so that anyone can sign up for a code review on a pull request?
+ [2017-04-01T14:23:07Z] nedbat Vinnie_win: isn't that the way it already works?