+[2019-06-25T14:28:05Z]Solitonperhaps you're doing something wrong. +[2019-06-25T14:28:19Z]Linux-Ninjapotentially +[2019-06-26T12:11:51Z]pi-I'm getting Gmail notifications for every commit to every repository I am subscribed to. I can't figure out where to go to disable these notifications. +[2019-06-26T12:13:10Z]pi-I go into a particular repository -> settings -> notifications, and get "[checkbox] Active: We will send notification emails to the listed addresses when a push event is triggered." +[2019-06-26T12:13:21Z]pi-But I don't want to disable notifications from going out to everyone else.
But I don't want to disable notifications from going out to everyone else.
+[2019-06-27T06:49:26Z]jmnozHi, I have a question: I have a branch A and I am working on branch B. I want to later merge B into A. But while I'm working on it I needed to get some commits from A in B so I cherry-picked them. Now when I make a Github PR I don't want the changes I cherry-picked to show but they do. How do I go about this? +[2019-06-27T06:50:06Z]jmnozIt seems weird that the PR shows changes that are already in the branch I want to Push to +[2019-06-27T06:53:52Z]jmnozfound https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16306012/github-pull-request-showing-commits-that-are-already-in-target-branch +[2019-06-27T23:16:38Z]zenix_2k2guys i am having like a project with over 100 files but how can i upload it to my repository without wasting time ? +[2019-06-27T23:16:38Z]zenix_2k2also i am on Debian