+ [2014-07-15T23:29:30Z] basheba fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
+ [2014-07-15T23:29:41Z] basheba I get that error when I use git push
+ [2014-07-15T23:56:33Z] Remram basheba: github has an extensive documentation on how to set it up
+ [2014-07-15T23:56:44Z] Remram did you do any of that?
+ [2014-07-15T23:57:05Z] Remram https://help.github.com/articles/set-up-git#next-steps-authenticating-to-github-from-git

message no. 29504

Posted by frymaster in #github at 2014-07-15T11:49:35Z

I have a repo for a project of mine. The same files are also included as a subdirectory of a larger project's repo. Is there an easy way for me to update the larger repo such that the commit history of the independent one is shown? I wouldn't care except some commits were by someone else and I want to preserve credit
+ [2014-07-16T00:15:40Z] a__surf__ why is github now forcing keyboard shortcuts on people? why not make them optional, so that people with existing macros/shortcuts can continue their meagre existence?
+ [2014-07-16T00:17:35Z] a__surf__ for example, 't' launches into some rediculous file browser mode
+ [2014-07-16T02:42:37Z] milki rediculous!
+ [2014-07-16T02:42:48Z] milki preposterous!
+ [2014-07-16T06:11:25Z] basheba I read the howto docs and I don't see what is the command that I use to get my repository ready for download. I only have one program uploaded so far. I'm new.