+[8 years ago]climuI just messed up a merge and I am quite confuse on how to restore things before it +[8 years ago]climuhere is my public github +[8 years ago]climuhttps://github.com/climu/openstudyroom/network +[8 years ago]climubest would be for me to restore changes after this commit : https://github.com/climu/openstudyroom/commit/dc9253272b67b62eead99e657e1b7c1839a643b1 +[8 years ago]climuany help would really be appreciated
like done in md files for normal redmes or in wikis
+[8 years ago]silverdustI changed my Github User Page repo name and changed my account slug accordingly and now the page wouldn't open anymore. I get a 404 +[8 years ago]silverdustHad an account github.com/x and the repo at github.com/x/x.github.io and now I have github.com/y/y.github.io which I expect to just transfer smoothly? What could be wrong? +[8 years ago]vagvafhello people, I am trying to to my first commit in a guthub repository. I have cloned the github repository and created a branch and used add and commit on my branch to add the fixes. I am bit confused as to what to do next. I am trying to push it on git hub but I don't seem to have permission +[8 years ago]christophhi, does anybody know if there exists an extension to git-flow for the following purpose. Instead of "git flow feature finish MYFEATURE" it would be create an github pull request with review via "git flow feature review MYFEATURE". +[8 years ago]christophIn git-flow the develop branch should be deployable at any given time. Because of that it would be a good idea to protect both branches develop and master. But if you do you no longer can use "git flow feature finish". As i told before it would be really nice if you can instead use "git flow feature review"