+ [2020-06-11T12:29:52Z] rebenga hello im trying to run fzf -m --bind "enter:execute(vim -p "$@")" but when i select two files vim is launched without the files
+ [2020-06-11T18:34:16Z] GothAlice Question; searched around things like github.blog looking for the answer already, but is there a way to move/migrate a Project board from a specific repository to the organization level? Accidentally populated one at "too specific a level", and do actually need to incorporate issues from a second repository. ?
+ [2020-06-11T18:35:00Z] GothAlice doesn't want to have to reproduce each note and issue column assignment, and mangle issue histories with needless changes, if possible.
+ [2020-06-11T18:38:06Z] GothAlice https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-github/linking-a-repository-to-a-project-board ← this only applies to projects already created at the user/org level. :keeps digging:
+ [2020-06-11T18:38:57Z] GothAlice (Project-specific ones don't have the Settings … option.)

message no. 182288

Posted by cos in #github at 2020-06-11T00:57:07Z

I was working in two different branches today. At some point, I did a commit in branch-A that accidentally included a couple of new files meant for branch-B. Later, I commited those same files in branch-B as well. I've done at least one additional commit in both branch-A and branch-B since then. How can I get rid of the extra files from branch-A, not as a file deletion commit, but as if they were never there?
+ [2020-06-12T15:20:33Z] teut https://ibb.co/kXYjKJT
+ [2020-06-12T15:22:02Z] teut Can smomeone explain why I m getting this message ? This branch is 3 commits ahead of master.
+ [2020-06-12T15:22:19Z] teut I didnt get this earlier, I just forced pushed something
+ [2020-06-12T15:23:21Z] teut also I cannot see the changes here To https://github.com/XtremeGood/masserv-doc2pdf.git + eefe1a6...ff8c5d9 work-continued -> work-continued (forced update)
+ [2020-06-12T18:19:27Z] Henry151 hey y'all. If I have read-only access to a repository, can I create a new branch locally, and make multiple commits to it, and later add that commit history and new branch to the repository on github? Or, do I have to create the new branch first on github, before I start committing to it?