+ [2015-04-22T21:02:58Z] gitinfo nicksloan: For bug reports, feature requests, suggestions for improvement, or specific problems with an individual repo (or gist, etc.), please contact support via support@github.com or https://github.com/support
+ [2015-04-22T21:02:58Z] milki nicksloan: thats a nice question for !sgc
+ [2015-04-22T22:35:23Z] chriys Hi all, Im having an issue to push my repo to my server. It shows: Protocol major versions differ: 2 vs. 1 fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.
+ [2015-04-22T23:19:22Z] stelt_ I found a gist that is forked from another gist and I want the diff, how ?
+ [2015-04-22T23:37:54Z] nicksloan milki: I'm not interested in actually doing it, I was just curious about the logic. haha

message no. 90821

Posted by Tykling in #github at 2015-04-22T06:54:56Z

with subversion I could do keyword substitution tricks to get the revision written into the header of the files, any way to do the same with github? so I could have a header saying "this file is from commit 3a45b..."
+ [2015-04-23T00:00:01Z] rbo hey
+ [2015-04-23T00:02:47Z] jeffreylevesque if i use vagrant to create a snapshot of my entire environment, when i do `vagrant up`, will it recreate my github repo(s) too?
+ [2015-04-23T00:04:18Z] jeffreylevesque how do i best manage my github / applications with vagrant, puppet / chef?
+ [2015-04-23T00:53:16Z] mus1cbox why is git detecting a new file as a derivative of an existing file? it's saying foo.m -> charles.m, yet charles.m is compeltely new, and foo.m still exists
+ [2015-04-23T00:53:28Z] mus1cbox i'm using the git for mac client from github