+ [2019-03-03T02:48:04Z] nedbat acresearch: you should not be worried.
+ [2019-03-03T02:48:21Z] acresearch nedbat: ok,, thanks :-)
+ [2019-03-03T14:51:47Z] j`ey in a PR, can you rebase + commit a series of commits, without merging and without squashing? Or do you need to create a PR for each change?
+ [2019-03-03T15:26:57Z] wondiws Am I the only one with this problem? When I upload something to my github webpage, I can't initially load those files in the webbrowser, only the pages from the previous revision, when I do another (bogus) push now, I will probably be able to open the html
+ [2019-03-03T15:27:14Z] wondiws I can see the code online ofcourse of the HTML

message no. 170225

Posted by nedbat in #github at 2019-03-03T02:45:49Z

acresearch: people fork repos for all sorts of reasons. maybe just to read the code, or keep track of it.
+ [2019-03-04T04:19:31Z] toothe Hi all. Is there a way to *require* that all future commits are signed?
+ [2019-03-04T07:20:37Z] tya99 hmm when i fork something on github that has CRLF it seems that github changes it to LF when i checkout
+ [2019-03-04T07:21:00Z] tya99 even though i've changed the setting git config --global core.autocrlf false
+ [2019-03-04T07:21:07Z] tya99 https://git-scm.com/book/it/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Configuration
+ [2019-03-04T07:21:21Z] tya99 basically i have been asked to make a PR that changes all the CRLFs to LFs