+[2019-10-23T10:30:17Z]Solitonif you use blame there is an icon next to the line number that takes you to the previous state. in the history view i guess you can browse the repo at the earliest revision, go to the parent and navigate to the path before the rename. +[2019-10-23T14:00:05Z]fxfitzDoes anyone know of a way to query the open Pull Requests for a given team? Or repositories assigned to a given team? :-/ +[2019-10-23T14:19:03Z]ychaoucheThanks Soliton +[2019-10-23T14:34:31Z]jhassfxfitz: maybe there's a way with the graphql API, no experience there. For the REST API I don't think you'll do it with a single query, but certainly possible with combining https://developer.github.com/v3/teams/#list-team-repos and https://developer.github.com/v3/pulls/#list-pull-requests +[2019-10-23T14:35:52Z]jhassor https://developer.github.com/v3/issues/#list-issues-for-a-repository with assignee set respectively
The name was src/slash-bedrock/libexec and it has been renamed src/init/init
+[2019-10-24T00:17:37Z]kandinskiI'm having a weird effect where one of the organization repos I work on can't be found via command line git, but I can browse it on the website. +[2019-10-24T00:20:05Z]kandinskiIt's only one repo (the other one I can access fine). Another interesting thing is that the message when I run ssh -T calls me "organisation/reponame", not by my username nor by my ssh key comment email. +[2019-10-24T00:21:15Z]kandinskidoes anybody have a clue on how to debug this issue further? +[2019-10-24T00:50:39Z]kandinskiupdate: a stray deploy key was being picked up by ssh after deletion of an old key +[2019-10-24T01:20:16Z]wizardeditis it possible to search PRs based on if they passed/failed TravisCI?