+ [2020-07-06T14:25:07Z] FakuVe nedbat: I would like to be able to see the .md file directly from my repository so shall I git clone everything I would have it localy
+ [2020-07-06T14:25:38Z] FakuVe nedbat: Is it downloading someones files and then posting it in your own repository a bad practice?
+ [2020-07-06T14:26:03Z] nedbat FakuVe: you should at least make it clear that it's a copy, and where you got it from, and who authored it
+ [2020-07-06T14:26:35Z] FakuVe Ok nedbat: thanks

message no. 183023

Posted by FakuVe in #github at 2020-07-06T14:22:06Z

Hi guys , I'm often seeing config files and .md documents that I would like to have them in my own repository. I'm quite new in Github and I see forking is not doing what I expected. It is a good practice to download such a file and then push it myself to my repository? or are there other ways? Thanks
+ [2020-07-07T03:39:35Z] teddy4711de hello ? is anybody around ?
+ [2020-07-07T03:41:11Z] teddy4711de Please, i need help with Git..
+ [2020-07-07T08:19:19Z] IHasFingers afternoon guys. I am lookign at a repo which has over 20k commits to it. I am particularly looking at a feature branch was about 2 years in this repo, this branch has had about 80 commits done to this. Is it possible to view all the files which were changes/added all at once
+ [2020-07-07T08:33:34Z] jhass IHasFingers: just go to compare view?
+ [2020-07-07T08:33:45Z] jhass got a link to the branch?