+ [2015-06-18T21:46:29Z] BlindWiz I have a question. I have multiple repos on github. now, I Have a directory called githubdir. if I 'git init' in githubdir, that makes my dir ready. Can I clone only one project into githubdir, or can I clone all three projects into that directory?
+ [2015-06-18T21:48:31Z] BlindWiz when I clone each project, it creates its own directory for each project. my concern if I am in dir1, and I work in there for a bit, then I git add... and git comit with in that dir it will not upload the other dirs in my main githubdir to that repo?
+ [2015-06-18T23:40:45Z] wfq hi all
+ [2015-06-18T23:41:47Z] wfq I have my a trunk and a branch and would like the branch to be completely wiped out and be the same as the trunk. What is the smarter or best practice to do this please?
+ [2015-06-18T23:50:28Z] wfq any idea please?

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Posted by Morrolan in #github at 2015-06-18T11:06:22Z

You'll have to clone it via HTTPS, rather than SSH. That one will allow you read-only access to public repos.
+ [2015-06-19T00:45:27Z] BlakeRG i was wondering if it's possible to have issues/PRs automatically assigned to a specific person?
+ [2015-06-19T01:01:42Z] github239 Hello - does anyone know what git remote add does?
+ [2015-06-19T01:01:51Z] VxJasonxV it adds a new named remote
+ [2015-06-19T01:02:00Z] VxJasonxV man git remote
+ [2015-06-19T01:02:00Z] gitinfo the git-remote manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-remote.html