latest 20 messages by BlueProtoman

+ [2020-01-18T05:14:21Z] BlueProtoman Especially one for a program distributed on GitHub Releases?
+ [2020-01-18T05:14:11Z] BlueProtoman How involved is making a brew formula?
+ [2020-01-18T05:10:52Z] BlueProtoman Yes, but you don't have to modify it, just run it
+ [2020-01-18T05:05:11Z] BlueProtoman Damn. Oh well, I'll live
+ [2020-01-18T04:52:48Z] BlueProtoman Does the GitHub Actions runner have a homebrew formula?
+ [2019-07-28T02:39:00Z] BlueProtoman acidvegas: No problem, have fun!
+ [2019-07-28T02:33:38Z] BlueProtoman This page should tell you what you want to know https://developer.github.com/v3/
+ [2019-07-28T02:31:36Z] BlueProtoman acidvegas: Yes, but not directly. You'll either have to send requests with a program like curl, or use a command-line client (there are probably many out there but I couldn't give you specific names)
+ [2019-07-28T02:28:43Z] BlueProtoman acidvegas: No, you can't tell by looking only at the name. But you can use the API
+ [2019-07-27T22:58:20Z] BlueProtoman Is it possible to give someone read-only access to a private GitHub repository? I want to give a trusted non-coder access to my repo, but I also want to make sure he doesn't accidentally make changes behind my back
+ [2017-01-23T16:28:43Z] BlueProtoman rfuentess: Thank you anyway.
+ [2017-01-23T16:09:01Z] BlueProtoman rfuentess: Here's my scenario with more detail. I have an application and a set of credentials (API keys, client secrets, etc.) for said application. Both are private repos. Different organizations will have their own instance of the application, but only we will have the credentials repo (other organizations will have their own).
+ [2017-01-23T16:03:33Z] BlueProtoman (As opposed to cloning it)
+ [2017-01-23T16:03:26Z] BlueProtoman How can I download a single file from a private GitHub repo that I have access to?
+ [2016-11-18T03:56:06Z] BlueProtoman I have a Git repo. Its primary remote (origin) is on a machine at my university, but I want to manage it with GitHub so my team and I can do our primary work there (issue tracking, pull requests, etc.). What's a good fire-and-forget way to mirror it?
+ [2016-08-13T04:29:38Z] BlueProtoman Can anyone suggest a simple-to-use CI server that I can install on my own server? I need to be able to run tests, make builds, and deploy.
+ [2015-11-06T21:56:44Z] BlueProtoman Heartmender: Ah, okay, thank you.