latest 19 messages by Wetmelon

+ [2016-09-04T01:45:50Z] Wetmelon is there a way to view a diff of a single file on GitHub?
+ [2016-04-17T17:42:36Z] Wetmelon You can also just avoid pushing to Github from your local until it's merged
+ [2016-04-17T17:41:55Z] Wetmelon If you don't want that to happen, one option is to branch until the current PR is handled. There may be other options
+ [2016-04-17T17:41:24Z] Wetmelon push, rather, not commit
+ [2016-04-17T17:41:18Z] Wetmelon If you commit to the remote, it will be included in the PR
+ [2016-04-17T17:40:30Z] Wetmelon (github does do education discounts, on personal and organization accounts, btw)
+ [2016-04-17T17:39:32Z] Wetmelon Yeah, trying to get some CS students on board to manage the backend and website :P
+ [2016-04-17T17:38:39Z] Wetmelon That is an option. And we just had a half-dozen Dell servers donated to us
+ [2016-04-17T17:37:28Z] Wetmelon I guess that would come in the form of a .dll anyway
+ [2016-04-17T17:37:20Z] Wetmelon For instance if we need to use a proprietary API
+ [2016-04-17T17:36:58Z] Wetmelon Proprietary code
+ [2016-04-17T17:36:28Z] Wetmelon Anyone know if github sponsors private repos for schools?
+ [2015-09-12T04:08:52Z] Wetmelon Anyone know if there's a way to restrict organization members to pull requests? It seems that if you give the members access to a repo, they can push directly to it no matter what. Would they have to fork it to accomplish what I want?
+ [2015-07-26T21:29:34Z] Wetmelon or without git losing track of it I suppose
+ [2015-07-26T21:29:28Z] Wetmelon How do I move a git repository on my computer without GitHub app losing track of it?
+ [2015-07-16T04:09:10Z] Wetmelon I'm no git expert though
+ [2015-07-16T04:08:48Z] Wetmelon asdy: No. You can stash/pop, which is probably the quickest way to do that.
+ [2015-07-16T04:00:51Z] Wetmelon asdy: Make sure people are pulling the newest changes on a regular basis? Perhaps an auto-alert when changes are merged into a branch which need to be picked up?