+ [2020-02-03T16:06:16Z] Intelo Hi
+ [2020-02-03T16:06:59Z] Intelo I see javascript linting errors in pull request with heading 'Unchanged files with check annotations Beta' but I do not see if I do linting by babel on localhost. What can be the reason of this?
+ [2020-02-03T16:13:57Z] Intelo eslint errors on local machine and on github hooks (same code) are different. What can be the reason? One thing I see on github is a heading 'Unchanged files with check annotations Beta' though
+ [2020-02-03T21:55:30Z] psychopomp98 hey I was hoping to get some help with git submodules + github pages. Anybody familiar with both?

message no. 176822

Posted by johnch in #github at 2020-02-03T15:10:19Z

I have had other e-mails blocked by the provider with whom the e-mail associated with the problem account is and then mysteriously work again so I can very much believe that this ISP is involved. I could whitelist the GitHub e-mail address if I knew which it was. I have already whitelisted (feature on my account on the provider portal) notifications@github.com but that made no difference.
+ [2020-02-04T01:23:27Z] altendky i would like to set an environment variable differently in github actions based on a condition such as `github.event_name == 'pull_request'`. i've looked for something like a ternary expression or function but haven't found one yet. how could i achieve this? thanks
+ [2020-02-04T02:03:32Z] prologic Is there any way to target a self-hosted runner in a matrix/strategy in a sane way?
+ [2020-02-04T02:03:37Z] operator1 hi. Im not new at all but i been under a rock for 20 years and have no clue how to do pretty much anything beside collect and create. im running under *nix(ubuntu) and i want to contribute mywork to a remote project. can anybody point me to a good youtube url or something? thanks in advance :D
+ [2020-02-04T02:03:54Z] prologic In addition to also being able to let some jobs run on public virtual environments
+ [2020-02-04T02:04:31Z] operator1 what i mean is: i need to learn the dev stuff, like pulling, merging, and all that stuff :)