+ [2020-05-13T22:52:29Z] cos but when I try the same on my forked repo, it just returns an empty list. Any idea why?
+ [2020-05-13T22:53:08Z] cos Basically the same curl, just changing the part of the path before the repo name to my username - curl -u "cos:$GITHUBTOKEN" -s https://$OURGITHUBDOMAIN/api/v3/repos/cos/repo-name
+ [2020-05-13T23:16:10Z] cos Oh! It's because the gihub UI is very misleading, and claims my forked repo has the same number of releases as the original. But in fact the forked repo did not get any releases at all, it just got the tags.
+ [2020-05-13T23:50:13Z] kline how was it that one commit got duplicated and split across two different days, despite the same timestamp? https://github.com/freenode/atheme-fn/pull/13/commits
+ [2020-05-13T23:52:10Z] kline https://u.teknik.io/BIOvO.png , in case timezones disenweirden the rendering

message no. 180442

Posted by forgotmynick in #github at 2020-05-13T00:29:21Z

i don't know how to articulate this so please use your inside laughs. i'm trying to find the terminology for when you write xcode locally and then when you update the github repository, it communicates with a server to build it for you. microsoft has pipelines (not sure if that's their own terminology). i'm looking to host something myself while i learn it but don't have the computing power (computers are at work
+ [2020-05-14T02:50:09Z] austin987 hi, I'm trying out github actions for the first time; I've added a simple workflow (shellcheck) to my repo: https://github.com/austin987/PrawnOS/blob/master/.github/workflows/shellcheck.yml, but I get an error 'The process '/usr/bin/git' failed with exit code 128', which..isn't really descriptive. Any ideas?
+ [2020-05-14T08:24:47Z] jhass austin987: it helps to look at the actual build output :) fatal: No url found for submodule path 'resources/InstallResources/fonts/source-code-pro' in .gitmodules
+ [2020-05-14T08:26:41Z] jhass kline: did you ever rebase that branch around? fwiw github shows both under "May 14" for me :D
+ [2020-05-14T08:26:52Z] jhass I could imagine commit date vs author date
+ [2020-05-14T08:44:34Z] linux_dream hi people I have a problem. on my computer I have a repository that I sync on github. when I git push origin master, I enter my username for account B and its password. however on Github it shows t hat I committed with account A