+[2015-03-18T20:35:46Z]Renegade334Alternatively, if you don't have too many changes that you want to keep from the file, you could just use the diff as a guide and do some manual copy-pasting... up to you, really +[2015-03-18T20:36:47Z]jeffmjackgood point +[2015-03-18T23:01:47Z]HowdyHowdyhi. yesterday, "git pull" was pulling down remote branches from origin... today, it is no longer doing so. What am I doing wrong? +[2015-03-18T23:04:55Z]HowdyHowdynm +[2015-03-18T23:04:57Z]HowdyHowdyty
DannyFritz: nice, but I know I won't bother :)
+[2015-03-19T00:36:23Z]causasuiIs there ghm for linking someone to a particular branch of a repository, or should I use a long form URL for that? +[2015-03-19T00:40:28Z]VxJasonxVhttps://help.github.com/articles/writing-on-github/#references +[2015-03-19T00:44:33Z]CrellHello. I'm having an issue pushing a branch to GitHub gh-pages. I have a local repo that's been built by a static site generator (not Jekyll), and I'm trying to push to my repo's gh-pages branch. +[2015-03-19T00:45:09Z]CrellThe command I run is this: git push https://github.com/myorg/myproject.git gh-pages —force +[2015-03-19T00:45:24Z]CrellThe error I get is this: error: src refspec gh-pages does not match any.