latest 20 messages by Wooble
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[2015-09-09T18:53:16Z]
Wooble
Adnn: either restructured text or markdown works.
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[2015-09-09T11:55:09Z]
Wooble
click the little pencil icon when you're viewing the file.
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[2015-09-09T11:54:39Z]
Wooble
OnkelTem: well, you can certainly edit your readme on the website. I'm not sure what "master" means.
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[2015-08-19T18:47:08Z]
Wooble
that's not configurable?
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[2015-08-19T18:45:42Z]
Wooble
schmity: if you want you repo to be called "public" and have the files in the top level, just make "public" the repo to begin with, sure.
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[2015-08-19T17:06:24Z]
Wooble
(tested, "#2" works fine)
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[2015-08-19T17:01:43Z]
Wooble
I think the ref language comes from using bitbucket. Possibly just #2 would work.
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[2015-08-19T17:00:47Z]
Wooble
etc.
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[2015-08-19T17:00:43Z]
Wooble
knod: I use "ref issue #2
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[2015-08-18T18:26:21Z]
Wooble
I'd guess most github employees use vi and emacs :P
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[2015-08-18T14:49:35Z]
Wooble
momo_: sure.
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[2015-08-18T14:39:27Z]
Wooble
(documents doesn't already contain stuff, does it?)
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[2015-08-18T14:39:02Z]
Wooble
no, clone creates the repo too. init is for starting a new repo.
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[2015-08-18T14:38:17Z]
Wooble
momo_: git clone repo1 documents
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[2015-08-17T20:01:07Z]
Wooble
sheilong: . is the current directory/
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[2015-08-17T19:57:02Z]
Wooble
sheilong: well, `git mv Tic-Tac-Toe/ttt.c ./ttt.c; git rm -r Tic-Tac-Toe/ Programming/` from the root of the repo should get rid of all the extra nested folders.
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[2015-08-17T19:43:25Z]
Wooble
(well, for C I'd probably call the directory with the src "src" and have a Makefile...)
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[2015-08-17T19:42:35Z]
Wooble
sheilong: that's pretty much exactly how you should structure a project. What's the problem?
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[2015-08-13T20:14:57Z]
Wooble
In my experience GH is good about marking it merged, but I may have just avoided ever doing anything awful that would throw it off.
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[2015-08-12T18:10:06Z]
Wooble
pedants, not web developers :P