+ [2020-07-02T18:19:55Z] SunRaycer ok, I wondered if it were that simple...
+ [2020-07-02T18:24:55Z] SunRaycer Soliton: very good, that still works, but I'm puzzled why there isn't a gui option to lead me there (at least the first time, so I know).
+ [2020-07-02T18:31:35Z] i-make-robots I'm setting up an Action to deploy nightly builds of my maven java project. As a starting point I'm using https://github.com/marketplace/actions/deploy-nightly
+ [2020-07-02T18:31:52Z] i-make-robots which asks for an "asset_path: ./myapp.zip # path to archive to upload"
+ [2020-07-02T18:32:34Z] i-make-robots my project generates a jar file in ./target/name.jar... so I should put that? anyone got experience to help, please?

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Posted by canton7 in #github at 2020-07-02T08:40:13Z

Ah right, it's now on the right-hand side of the blue bar at the top of the file list, where it says "XXX commits"
+ [2020-07-03T00:41:36Z] pennTeller Hi guys, can a github collaborator delete or somehow mess up a repository that he/she have been given access to?
+ [2020-07-03T01:04:23Z] BtbN If someone has push access, they can push whatever they feel like, and if not protected against force-push away all commits.
+ [2020-07-03T08:15:38Z] eugenio_ hello, I'm github beginner, I cloned a project and worked a bit with that. Now I made git pull of the project to get the most updated master, but unfortunately I override some files that now I would take a look, is there a way to get back the local file?
+ [2020-07-03T08:46:45Z] Soliton if you did not commit your changes and told git to overwrite them they're probably gone.
+ [2020-07-03T09:10:19Z] rmarcand hello guys, whats the best way to find support for GHE ?