+ [2019-03-05T19:32:49Z] oh4 I'm trying to create a repository via the API like this: curl -u 'oh4' https://api.github.com/user/repos -d '{"name":"myrepo.git", "private":"true"}' BUT I want that repo to end up in a different org I manage and if I run the curl like that, it defaults it to my oh4 project . How do I specify the org I want that new repo in?
+ [2019-03-05T19:37:56Z] deltab POST /orgs/:org/repos -- https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/#create
+ [2019-03-05T20:14:21Z] oh4 deltab: thanks!
+ [2019-03-05T21:04:50Z] Guest73037 in the context of a github code review -- do people have particularly successful use flows that involve telling someone their commit message is incorrect and needs to be updated (which, yes, requires a force-push, or a brand new PR) before a PR gets merged?
+ [2019-03-05T21:05:16Z] atrus (whoops, didn't see I had that guest nick)

message no. 170258

Posted by hlve in #github at 2019-03-05T00:25:03Z

So can someone tell me if cherry picking is the best way to handle a change I need to make? Basically had a dev push a large commit to master back in December, mostly to tests, but also touched another part of the application. Many other commits/merges have happened since. I basically want to undo a subset of their merge.
+ [2019-03-06T04:25:11Z] Boobie There's no way to see even my own recent activity on Github
+ [2019-03-06T04:25:29Z] Boobie Like, what was that issue I commented on?
+ [2019-03-06T04:26:24Z] Boobie Only *some* of them show up on the front page of "recent activity"
+ [2019-03-06T04:26:49Z] Boobie did you comment on an closed issue? Not gonna show up on your recent activity
+ [2019-03-06T04:26:50Z] Boobie etc