+ [2020-04-27T21:38:56Z] forgotmynick guys i have a critical issue i need help with... picking a new github username :(
+ [2020-04-27T21:43:06Z] jhass how about isurvivedcovid19
+ [2020-04-27T21:43:21Z] jhass too early?
+ [2020-04-27T21:50:51Z] R2robot way too soon for that name
+ [2020-04-27T23:47:31Z] __Myst__ what's the right way to pass secrets to a command which only takes them from the CLI in a github action?

message no. 179875

Posted by fragtion in #github at 2020-04-27T19:35:30Z

Hope someone can help. I forked a repo on github and have made some changes over time to master branch. I regularly pull/merge from author's repo to keep my fork up to date. I'm now over 50 commits ahead of the author's repo even though I've only made a few changes to my fork. I want to reduce all of those those "commits" into a single one of my changes, without recreating my whole fork.
+ [2020-04-28T21:10:02Z] vadique hola here, I have a problem
+ [2020-04-28T21:10:38Z] vadique I did git rebase and then git push -f, but I have a patch which is to be applied upon that old variant of commit
+ [2020-04-28T21:10:56Z] vadique is there any chance to recover that version, before git push -f ?
+ [2020-04-28T21:38:47Z] vadique git am -3 helped me
+ [2020-04-29T00:03:03Z] Viking667 I'm noticing a strange problem. I forked a project, they've updated from 7.1.10-xx-gxyzabcdef to 7.2.0-xx-gxyzabcdef, yet even though I've done "git pull upstream master" my tags didn't change to match upstream.