+[2019-07-19T15:04:06Z]RoseBusi want to deploy my app and i want to use github to do it but there's sensitive info in my project that i dont want to just throw out to the wolves +[2019-07-19T15:20:58Z]JayDoubleuRoseBus: it says in the settings if it's private or public +[2019-07-19T15:21:11Z]RoseBusJayDoubleu, thx +[2019-07-19T15:21:39Z]JayDoubleuAlso you can just copy link to repo and paste it in Incognito mode in the browser. If you can see your content then it's public +[2019-07-19T15:40:04Z]Sven_vBhi! I'm not sure whether it's my eyes, or does GH fail to syntax-highlight the shell script in the latest comment? https://github.com/atom/language-shellscript/issues/100
+[2019-07-20T21:06:45Z]diverdudeI have made major restructuring of my code, so lots of files moved/deleted/added. Can I just do git add . and then the .git info is fully up to date on deleted/moved files? +[2019-07-22T02:32:29Z]CarlFKhttps://github.com/litex-hub/litex-conda/issues/6 says " mithro added a commit to mithro/conda-hdmi2usb-packages that referenced this issue on Apr 15 " +[2019-07-22T02:32:37Z]CarlFKbut I can't find where it is referenced +[2019-07-22T07:17:00Z]alkisgHi, I needed to transfer my working tree into another computer, so I ran `git commit -am "temporary commit"`, then `git push` on pc1 and `git pull` on pc2, and later on when I was ready, I rewrote history with `git reset HEAD^; git commit; git push --force` to erase that temporary commit +[2019-07-22T07:17:00Z]alkisgWas there any better way to "transfer my working tree from pc1 to pc2"?