+ [2019-11-10T14:55:34Z] saloun anyone from github support team around?
+ [2019-11-10T17:09:34Z] tang^ saloun: as you've no doubt guessed by now, the answer is no
+ [2019-11-10T17:09:50Z] tang^ per the /topic, they provide other methods of contacting them if you need actual support
+ [2019-11-10T23:18:28Z] cryptic0 I am experiencing a strange problem. I have 2 github accounts. One is associated with a ssh key, the other one intends to use user/pass combination for push. I created a new git config in the new local repo with details of account#2. Still, git is trying to push the files with the ssh key user name. Why is that?
+ [2019-11-10T23:18:28Z] cryptic0 I have removed all ssh identities with ssh-add -D and verified that only second user's info appears under git config --list

message no. 175738

Posted by fannagoganna in #github at 2019-11-10T06:53:38Z

actually, this article is informative (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4279611/how-to-embed-a-video-into-github-readme-md). Short answer: not really.
+ [2019-11-11T09:14:14Z] yabo i am working in a branch that it has two commits. the second one been created by a accepted code suggestion. how can i squash the commits into one?
+ [2019-11-11T14:46:50Z] jesopo what would cause github to send me duplicate webhooks?
+ [2019-11-11T18:30:58Z] gAb1 hi, whenever i create a new github repository, do i need to import the public key or something? or does the one i have configured in my account settings used?
+ [2019-11-11T18:33:19Z] gAb1 i can't push my local repo to my new github repo, it says "... does not appear to be a git repository", and i copy pasted
+ [2019-11-11T18:38:06Z] R2robot did you set the remote?