latest 20 messages by Epitrope

+ [2017-03-02T17:12:19Z] Epitrope I want to be able to test my changes, but I don't want to remove the CNAME file upstream
+ [2017-03-02T17:12:02Z] Epitrope is there a way to get github-pages to ignore the CNAME file on a fork?
+ [2016-05-24T00:39:41Z] Epitrope sorry, that can be read as kinda combative, which is not how I meant - more surprised, because when I read those a year or two ago that was enough for me to not want to buy a .io
+ [2016-05-24T00:37:19Z] Epitrope VxJasonxV: those articles aren't enough to convince you to register a different domain?
+ [2016-04-25T20:30:57Z] Epitrope cybernite: yeah, that's what I was thinking of... you only need the setup once (per repo), but then you can check out any pr against that repo without adding the other user's repo
+ [2016-04-25T20:29:42Z] Epitrope owen1: this might be what you're looking for: https://github.com/blog/1547-release-your-software
+ [2016-04-25T20:27:29Z] Epitrope owen1: oh, you're right. I think you can add release notes to a tag in the GitHub UI
+ [2016-04-25T20:25:12Z] Epitrope cybernite: oh, there should be a ref created in the target repo for the PR; I don't remember offhand the format
+ [2016-04-25T20:23:59Z] Epitrope owen1: do you mean an annotated tag? that's done through git with `git tag -a yourtagnamehere`
+ [2016-04-25T20:21:55Z] Epitrope s/check it out/check out the branch locally/
+ [2016-04-25T20:21:14Z] Epitrope whatever diff tool you prefer is fine; the advantage of using github's diff viewer is that you don't have to check it out
+ [2016-04-25T20:20:22Z] Epitrope PRs with any "WIP" (work in progress) commits get a -1 from me
+ [2016-04-25T20:19:46Z] Epitrope other things that affect my opinion on a PR include the title and body of the PR itself and of the commits to be merged
+ [2016-04-25T20:18:01Z] Epitrope cybernite: and then I tend to review the diff online; depending on the author and complexity, I may also check it out and run it to verify it does what it's supposed to
+ [2016-04-25T20:16:43Z] Epitrope cybernite: integrations are useful to run and report tests, such as travisci or jenkins
+ [2016-04-24T22:55:42Z] Epitrope https://help.github.com/articles/remove-sensitive-data/
+ [2016-04-24T22:55:27Z] Epitrope if you have data in your repository you want to not share, you need to rewrite history
+ [2016-04-23T21:03:17Z] Epitrope you should be able to add yourself to the authors file, sdlnv