+ [2020-04-19T21:58:37Z] jhass heh, yeah :)
+ [2020-04-19T21:58:40Z] user217_ but it work now. Thank you for your help
+ [2020-04-19T21:58:44Z] jhass yw
+ [2020-04-19T22:00:13Z] user217_ jhass: so the problem was (if I right understand) becouse I create repo in github, but dont clone it and try to push new branch that have no the same initial commit?
+ [2020-04-19T22:01:00Z] jhass sounds plausible. There's multiple ways to arrive there but this sounds the one easiest to arrive to by mistake

message no. 179503

Posted by jhass in #github at 2020-04-19T22:01:00Z

sounds plausible. There's multiple ways to arrive there but this sounds the one easiest to arrive to by mistake
+ [2020-04-20T02:00:06Z] bettencb I'm fairly new to the github process and was wondering if anyone had a good walkthrough with how to clone a repo then compile and run the code. I keep reading that there's usually instructions in the repo, the specific repo I'm referring to is the microsoft's vscode. I'm working on the code just from the command line in ubuntu 18.04 lts
+ [2020-04-20T02:01:01Z] nedbat bettencb: compiling and running the code isn't a github process, it's different for every repo
+ [2020-04-20T02:01:27Z] bettencb I assumed that. just can't seem to figure out what I'm supposed to do with the forked clone i have of vscode and didn't know if anyone had a suggestion
+ [2020-04-20T02:01:44Z] bettencb thank you for the quick response tho!
+ [2020-04-20T02:13:49Z] R2robot compiling can be different for every project. check the project documentation for build instructions