+ [2020-07-13T10:33:30Z] Woet breathing is white supremacy
+ [2020-07-13T18:33:19Z] stenno good day, after forking a repository from another github account, is there a simple way to pull changes from the master branch of the original repository?
+ [2020-07-13T18:34:00Z] stenno i assume that forking itself is a github thing, not a git thing?
+ [2020-07-13T18:43:34Z] stenno never mind, figured it out already
+ [2020-07-13T20:42:17Z] nedbat anyone using GraphQL on github? I'd like to fetch all of the README.md files for an organization, but I don't think I can get file contents.

message no. 183100

Posted by dvl in #github at 2020-07-13T00:57:08Z

oprypin: I have seen that within examples, such as, from here, if you click on 2 changed, files, then on one of the file names: https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports/commit/5341abcf8352de052d1f946c707bc05c7353d49b
+ [2020-07-14T03:19:24Z] Henry151 hey folks, I need a hand.. https://bpa.st/raw/T2SQ this is my "git status" presently, and as you can see i've created a new file, added it with "git add", and then i've also modified a bunch of other files that I haven't yet added. Now, someone else made a commit on this project since I started making my changes, so before I push anything at all, I want to first pull their most recent commits, and rebase
+ [2020-07-14T03:19:30Z] Henry151 (if that's the right word?) my changes on top of their new commit
+ [2020-07-14T03:19:47Z] Henry151 can anybody help me get the hang of this
+ [2020-07-14T03:20:24Z] Henry151 i made such a mess of the commit history last time and i pushed it and didn't even have the permissions to fix it and had to have someone else help me clean it up, a terrible embarrassing mess
+ [2020-07-14T03:21:48Z] Henry151 oh and this is #github but full disclosure i am using bitbucket, and my paste i changed all the filenames around for privacy, but it still should represent the situation accurately and hopefully someone can help.