+ [2017-05-30T19:15:09Z] sillyslux i can edit files online https://help.github.com/articles/editing-files-in-your-repository/
+ [2017-05-30T19:15:22Z] sillyslux creating new files online isn't possible?
+ [2017-05-30T19:55:07Z] tpayne Anyone know how i can make a hotfix from a released tagged commit, and then create a hotfix without actually having to make it twice on HEAD
+ [2017-05-30T19:55:09Z] tpayne the change that is
+ [2017-05-30T19:57:59Z] tpayne i'll just follow this: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

message no. 169311

Posted by altendky in #github at 2017-05-30T16:20:53Z

https://github.com/hardbyte/python-can was moved over from bitbucket. on bitbucket i had a fork with my own commits. is there an easy way for me to have a fork of the new github repo with my commits from my bitbucket fork?
+ [2017-06-02T22:39:24Z] SkullTech Suppose I have a project repo named github-project and I want to publish it's docs using github pages. The default URL for that would be username.github.io/github-project. But can I make it username.github.io/projects/github-project instead?
+ [2017-06-02T23:00:17Z] preaction SkullTech: short answer: no
+ [2017-06-02T23:11:45Z] guenstig_werben SkullTech preaction: well yes, i don't see a reason why not
+ [2017-06-02T23:12:27Z] preaction guenstig_werben: that's not where github pages will put them