+ [2019-11-15T17:10:36Z] lmat Would have been nice 30 years ago, but we'll take what we can get, eh?
+ [2019-11-15T17:10:36Z] tang^ there are a lot of options for windows now
+ [2019-11-15T23:20:33Z] r00t^2 before i waste time, is it possible to submit a pull request that just adds tags to a project?
+ [2019-11-15T23:24:50Z] tang^ no
+ [2019-11-15T23:25:30Z] r00t^2 thought not. thanks tang^

message no. 175832

Posted by k_sze in #github at 2019-11-15T02:55:32Z

The comment is not to explain what those lines of code are doing, but more like code review comments. E.g. I'm reviewing some code that's already in the master branch. The code never went through a PR process because I only recently joined as a team lead. I want to make some comments about how the code can be improved.
+ [2019-11-16T14:22:33Z] Josse Hi there, I've got 2 git repositories on my computer that I want to put in one general GitHub repository, each in their separate folder
+ [2019-11-16T14:23:28Z] Josse I've looked into some methods and submodules seem to be a thing, but I would prefer not to have them stored on my computer twice, and I've not yet found how to do that with submodules or so
+ [2019-11-16T14:24:03Z] Josse Is there a way to `git push` from the git repository on my computer directly to a folder inside a GitHub repository?
+ [2019-11-16T14:36:50Z] nedbat Josse: why not make them one git repo on your computer?
+ [2019-11-16T14:38:15Z] Josse nedbat: It consists of a mobile app made in Flutter, and a web app in React, and I like to keep my folders with web and app development seperated