latest 16 messages by SwingShock

+ [2016-12-18T22:00:44Z] SwingShock Yes. I understand that now. So git shows all the changes line by line ? That must be why it does not show the direct link to the repository in PR.
+ [2016-12-18T21:57:27Z] SwingShock It feels very unsafe for open-source projects that way.
+ [2016-12-18T21:54:27Z] SwingShock If it gets accepted.
+ [2016-12-18T21:54:15Z] SwingShock If someone uploads a virus into the pull request then can't he infect everyone who uses the software's system ?
+ [2016-12-18T21:52:14Z] SwingShock Ok. Didn't see the system message of quiting.
+ [2016-12-18T21:51:11Z] SwingShock Why doesn't left click work on zeromus name ? Like on everybody else ?
+ [2016-12-18T21:48:59Z] SwingShock There was just the co-incidence that the pull request i was looking at and the example in the help page you linked had 4 digit id's.
+ [2016-12-18T21:47:19Z] SwingShock Now i understood. So it can go upto any number of digits.
+ [2016-12-18T21:46:28Z] SwingShock The one next to the pull request name. Like #5649
+ [2016-12-18T21:43:45Z] SwingShock So that 4 digit id is so big for that reason.
+ [2016-12-18T21:42:20Z] SwingShock How can i get pull request into my local repo then ?
+ [2016-12-18T21:38:44Z] SwingShock canton7: Yes now i understand.
+ [2016-12-18T21:37:11Z] SwingShock Yes. That's what i wanted. Just wanted to click the link to get to the forked repository. I just started using github today and git few days ago so i am very new.
+ [2016-12-18T21:32:57Z] SwingShock Yes. That's what i wanted. Like zeromus told.
+ [2016-12-18T21:28:04Z] SwingShock In github, when you are checking out someone's pull request, is it necessary to go to the requester's forked repository by clicking on his name link and then go their repository to find the branch ? Isn't there a shortcut link somewhere to directly take it there ? I am noob.