+ [2020-05-14T23:23:29Z] fannagoganna https://api.github.com/markdown
+ [2020-05-14T23:24:54Z] nedbat fannagoganna: i have not heard of one for rst
+ [2020-05-14T23:25:12Z] nedbat fannagoganna: but maybe you can trick gist into doing it
+ [2020-05-14T23:41:33Z] fannagoganna @nedbat it does, but kind of hack-i-do. Requires a copy-and-paste. Would be nice to have an API through which I can wrap a command line tool.
+ [2020-05-14T23:43:08Z] nedbat fannagoganna: you can send text to gist and then automatically open the URL it produces

message no. 180497

Posted by linux_dream in #github at 2020-05-14T08:44:34Z

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
+ [2020-05-15T08:05:21Z] user217_ hello. Which permission
+ [2020-05-15T08:06:21Z] user217_ I need to use when create token to be able to make "git clone"?
+ [2020-05-15T09:33:00Z] jhass repo I believe
+ [2020-05-15T15:18:04Z] fannagoganna @nedbat thought I would update you, the nominal markdown converstion github REST endpoint, https://api.github.com/markdown, can also read in restructuredtext. I tried it out a few minutes ago, and it works.
+ [2020-05-16T01:56:42Z] PaddyF when i try to make changes to a project, the proper procedure is to fork it, apply changes and then sent them a pull request, right?