+ [2019-10-11T20:07:25Z] nezZario upstream is just using a /README(.xxx) .. you can just create a /.github/README.xxx
+ [2019-10-11T20:07:25Z] nezZario Wow interesting. I was more interested if there were any other directories (doc/ .github etc) that it would search. Was just curious because I am applying changes over an upstream repo, and wanted our README to show as the 'root' readme shown -- without needing to resolve a conflict every time they change it... which is actually possible if the
+ [2019-10-11T20:07:29Z] nezZario but just got me curious is all
+ [2019-10-11T22:04:18Z] mase-tech hi I have a 2fa and cannt push code anymore
+ [2019-10-11T22:26:58Z] R2robot https://help.github.com/en/articles/accessing-github-using-two-factor-authentication

message no. 175002

Posted by nezZario in #github at 2019-10-11T15:50:42Z

Or better yet, explains which it will search for? I just made a repo and figured out it does ".github/" -> "/" -> "docs/" in that order, within each directory using "README.md" first, then "README" second just by trial-and-error
+ [2019-10-13T07:01:45Z] amosbird hello, I have some confidential info pushed to github, is there a way to remove them ?
+ [2019-10-13T07:36:42Z] R2robot amosbird: https://help.github.com/en/articles/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository
+ [2019-10-14T05:46:24Z] amosbird hi, is there a workflow of using github with pass and http?
+ [2019-10-14T07:07:19Z] nate amosbird: I'd be moderately surprised if github even supported general authentication over http for repositories. Is there some reason you need it to be http?