+[2015-02-12T21:52:38Z]VxJasonxVnitind: the webhooks and services in a repository's settings +[2015-02-12T21:52:51Z]VxJasonxVgabeio: it varies +[2015-02-12T21:53:33Z]gabeioshould I message support@github about it or do they have a different email? +[2015-02-12T22:00:53Z]VxJasonxVhttps://community.github.com/ +[2015-02-12T22:08:44Z]gabeiothanks!
VxJasonxV, tks, I was unfamiliar with how github handled it, tks for the info :)
+[2015-02-13T06:04:21Z]linuxmintHello, can someone help me? I setup a website repository. I then setup a local git directory with $ git init. I need to push to the website repository, but $ git push, gave error: configure a remote repository using git remote add <name> <url>. +[2015-02-13T06:04:30Z]linuxmintI already setup a remote website repository? I think I need to change my process of setting up the local git repository from command $ git init, to maybe $ git remote add <name> <url>? +[2015-02-13T06:13:30Z]thibaultchaYou need git init, which will initialize a git repo, and then git remote add <name> <url> to add a remote to that local git repository +[2015-02-13T06:14:15Z]thibaultchaThen you will be able to push, and this making your repo distributed +[2015-02-13T07:49:17Z]IamTryingCan anyone please ask Github.com developers to add the feature in comments of issues? I have a many issues where random people comments. But in Github.com there is no way to reply on comment by ID number like Google has. Can Github.com developers make all the comments under one issue with comment IDS please?