+ [2014-10-05T20:43:56Z] milki o, that kind of reference
+ [2014-10-05T20:45:33Z] MikeClassic soerry I meant to reference an issue in another repo via commit msg, not another commit.. sorry
+ [2014-10-05T20:50:16Z] milki well, issues can still do that, so its all good
+ [2014-10-05T21:20:12Z] VxJasonxV MikeClassic: just link to it
+ [2014-10-05T21:20:26Z] VxJasonxV it will be shortened and referenced (provided you have push access to it, I think)

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Posted by lunaphyte in #github at 2014-10-05T03:31:14Z

you are probably right. i'm not proficient with either python nor django, which this project uses
+ [2014-10-06T00:54:42Z] xandros Hello, I have a repository on github and when I cloned it to my local machine and do a git branch in the command line, I only see master. Is there a way to pull/clone all branches from remote?
+ [2014-10-06T01:29:13Z] VxJasonxV git checkout -b branch-name
+ [2014-10-06T01:29:30Z] VxJasonxV you have all of the objects already, git just doesn't "set up" all the branches
+ [2014-10-06T01:29:32Z] VxJasonxV but all of the data is there
+ [2014-10-06T01:29:52Z] VxJasonxV since they're existing branches, you probably want to do: git checkout -b branch-name origin/branch-name