+ [2020-01-29T19:52:35Z] Filystyn Im tired today, tomorrow for now bye
+ [2020-01-29T21:50:50Z] jdak_907 instructions to target this specific commit? 'git clone https://github.com/MITHaystack/digital_rf.git' then 'cd digital_rf' then 'mkdir build' then 'cd build' then 'cmake ..' then 'make' and finally 'sudo make install'
+ [2020-01-29T21:50:50Z] jdak_907 Hi. I am still learning basics and need help: I have cloned a repository, created a build directory, built and installed with cmake successfully. But there is a bug in the most current version. I would like to build and install based off of an earlier commit. What commands would I need to do this? This is the commit: https://github.com/MITHaystack/digital_rf/commit/a10b59c4c0a6894f1046b105fe746d960e4b0ddc. How would you modify these
+ [2020-01-29T22:30:14Z] dka https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/issues.html#list-issues , I expect to have 85 results, instead, in both case I have 0 and 20. Why ? and how can I read the issues without bug ? The UI of GitLab display 85 issues without trouble...
+ [2020-01-29T22:30:14Z] dka I am trying to use the API to get all the issues that is in a milestone. I have tried both url: `${getBaseUrl(projectUrl)}/api/v4/projects/${projectId}/milestones/${milestoneId}/issues`; ex explained here https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/milestones.html#get-all-issues-assigned-to-a-single-milestone , and I did `${getBaseUrl(projectUrl)}/api/v4/projects/${projectId}/issues?milestone=${milestoneId}&scope=all` as explained here:

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Posted by jdak_907 in #github at 2020-01-29T21:50:50Z

instructions to target this specific commit? 'git clone https://github.com/MITHaystack/digital_rf.git' then 'cd digital_rf' then 'mkdir build' then 'cd build' then 'cmake ..' then 'make' and finally 'sudo make install'
+ [2020-01-30T13:40:57Z] anli If I have a public gist with a checklist, can other people check those boxes?
+ [2020-01-30T13:59:56Z] anli Seems that is not possible...
+ [2020-01-30T14:58:07Z] tutunak can any one helps me with new feature sparse checkout? After git sparse-checkout set <dir1> <dir2> <dir3> I want to disable sparse checkout only for one directroy - <dir2>. How can I do that? git sparse-checkout disable will do that for whole repository.
+ [2020-01-31T10:56:53Z] benskey Does using git filter-branch to remove a file from history affect timestamps of the commits?
+ [2020-01-31T10:57:17Z] nedbat benskey: you can clone the repo somewhere and try it