+ [2019-05-21T17:32:13Z] PaddyF because my second question is then how i can make sure i push back from local to github to the "remote" branch
+ [2019-05-21T17:32:49Z] PaddyF fetch from master, push to a specific branch
+ [2019-05-21T17:33:42Z] PaddyF sorry in case i dont make much sense
+ [2019-05-21T19:23:19Z] canurabus Can someone help me understand something: I see this specific commit on github (https://github.com/getsentry/raven-go/commit/221b2b44fb33f84ed3ea13f3aed62ff48c85636b), but if I check out the repo and run git log, I'm unable to see it. Why is it 'missing' when I check the repo out?
+ [2019-05-21T19:25:00Z] canurabus nvm: https://help.github.com/en/articles/commit-exists-on-github-but-not-in-my-local-clone

message no. 172410

Posted by PaddyF in #github at 2019-05-21T17:25:11Z

from the point of view of a local repository "remote" is by default the repository that i cloned and that is by default "master" on github, is that correct so far?
+ [2019-05-22T00:09:24Z] Radicarianubis I'm forking a repo and then trying to clone it to my computer and it's telling me the repo isn't found
+ [2019-05-22T00:19:59Z] nedbat Radicarianubis: can you show us the details?
+ [2019-05-22T00:24:33Z] Radicarianubis Nevermind, it's because it's private
+ [2019-05-22T07:28:15Z] rolandaswb hello is where a way to see commits in github page?
+ [2019-05-22T16:06:07Z] pizzaiolo hi #github - is it ok to use a free account to host closed source, business related code or do i need some sort of paid account?