latest 20 messages by Hi-Angel
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[2016-09-09T12:43:34Z]
Hi-Angel
Okay, however I dislike pandoc, but this time it worked. I had to set a custom CSS for it to display table with correct borders.
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[2016-09-09T12:27:59Z]
Hi-Angel
So I still have no idea how to print markdown document
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[2016-09-09T12:27:44Z]
Hi-Angel
Well, turns out, it didn't work. Grip opens an html page, which having a bunch of junk upon printing, like page numbers, etc. gitprint.com doesn't even work.
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[2016-09-09T12:19:37Z]
Hi-Angel
So, "grip" worked
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[2016-09-09T12:19:27Z]
Hi-Angel
Buf I finally created a repository, and tried to render there the file, and found that it was an error (missing newline, the file generated by script)
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[2016-09-09T12:18:08Z]
Hi-Angel
I don't know a converter supporting tables syntax of github
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[2016-09-09T12:03:32Z]
Hi-Angel
I found some "grip" utility, which made a mess of my file, and I'm not even sure if it's a problem with file, or with "grip". Does github have a direct service to just print html from markdown?
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[2016-09-09T12:02:14Z]
Hi-Angel
I mean, not the one on github.com, but on with github syntax
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[2016-09-09T12:01:57Z]
Hi-Angel
I couldn't get, how to print github markdown to pdf?
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[2016-09-02T14:00:58Z]
Hi-Angel
Seveas, here it is http://pastebin.com/DME1Ykwu
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[2016-09-02T13:50:38Z]
Hi-Angel
Perhaps is it "git pull upstream master"?
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[2016-09-02T13:50:03Z]
Hi-Angel
Klaus_Dieter, well, if it's just "git pull", then it says the same "Already up-to-date"
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[2016-09-02T13:35:58Z]
Hi-Angel
What would I do?
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[2016-09-02T13:35:56Z]
Hi-Angel
Can anybody explain: after upstream merged my Pull Request, I'm getting "1 commit behind" for some reason. But, if I'm trying "git merge upstream/master", it says "Already up-to-date."
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[2016-08-05T12:54:08Z]
Hi-Angel
Hmm… to me "revert" also seems like a revert to a particular revision. But if that would delete pending commits, it seems right.
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[2016-08-05T12:48:41Z]
Hi-Angel
Why?
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[2016-08-05T12:03:12Z]
Hi-Angel
And also probably because it wasn't clear what to set before and after the colon. I'm not sure what it does even now — documentation not very clear of what are "rbranch" and "lbranch"; but inserting branch name for both sides did work
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[2016-08-05T12:00:24Z]
Hi-Angel
Yay, this answer worked for me http://stackoverflow.com/a/30131978/2388257 I was trying to get it work quite some time, but it did worked just now, probably because I did use full URL instead of alias
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[2016-08-05T11:31:41Z]
Hi-Angel
I could probably delete the fork, and re-create it, because the changes yet only done in the code cloned out of the upstream, but that would probably be wrong solution…
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[2016-08-05T11:27:16Z]
Hi-Angel
danslo, well, `git remote -v` shows my fork under the `(fetch)` writing, whatever that means; but I defintely fetching from the correct repository, becaus I put full URL in the command, like `git fetch https://github.com/yi-editor/yi`