+ [2015-06-07T21:15:34Z] tomreyn hmm, interesting problem, i wouldn't know how to solve it. i guess you'd contact support on that.
+ [2015-06-07T21:16:00Z] tomreyn the other option would be to disable issues altogether, probably not what you want.
+ [2015-06-07T21:17:02Z] daleharvey yeh definitely dont want to close issues, just a problematic user
+ [2015-06-07T21:48:58Z] shakes808 Hello everyone, is there a reason why git push -u origin master -v would be taking a long time to initialize a handful of small files?
+ [2015-06-07T21:50:09Z] shakes808 I get the message "Pushing to... " but it has been like that for ~ 5mins

message no. 97430

Posted by shakes808 in #github at 2015-06-07T21:48:58Z

Hello everyone, is there a reason why git push -u origin master -v would be taking a long time to initialize a handful of small files?
+ [2015-06-08T02:46:34Z] lillian hello! i just spent a long time working on the non-programming aspects of my repo https://github.com/lillian-lemmer/hypatia
+ [2015-06-08T03:44:14Z] orion Hi. In this commit, why are there three tags listed? Why is one bold?: https://github.com/saz/puppet-ssh/commit/0020bd68c6257db48092e131b233b1bf417bc3ba
+ [2015-06-08T03:44:44Z] orion (In the blue box, right under the text "new release v2.7.0")
+ [2015-06-08T12:37:46Z] tiblock Hi. I had issue and I fixed it and closed, but GitHub shows it with red icon like it's closed but not fixed. Google says i need specify issue ID in commit, but i already commited, how to tell GitHub that issue is fixed?