latest 19 messages by atrigent
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[2014-09-16T21:35:40Z]
atrigent
that works too, heh
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[2014-09-16T21:34:54Z]
atrigent
you can clone the thing that the pull request is for and do git diff?
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[2014-09-16T21:34:28Z]
atrigent
from the commits
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[2014-09-16T21:34:17Z]
atrigent
the diffs are generated from the repository
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[2014-09-16T21:34:07Z]
atrigent
there aren't .diff files
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[2014-09-16T03:39:30Z]
atrigent
I assumed it's saying that you need to issue that command to update your local checkout, but perhaps you're right
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[2014-09-16T03:38:18Z]
atrigent
are you sure about that?
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[2014-09-16T03:36:56Z]
atrigent
then if you reference a branch, as described there, no change needs to be made to the repo on github
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[2014-09-16T03:36:24Z]
atrigent
it just adds a reference to another repo
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[2014-09-16T03:36:16Z]
atrigent
submodules do not actually pull the contents of another repo into your repo
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[2014-09-16T03:35:46Z]
atrigent
um
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[2014-09-16T03:34:37Z]
atrigent
guest3456: really? did you read section 41.4?
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[2014-09-16T03:33:29Z]
atrigent
guest3456: http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/Git/article.html#submodules
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[2014-09-16T02:39:29Z]
atrigent
guest3456: it seems that it is possible to make a submodule track a branch in git 1.8.2+
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[2014-09-12T03:00:48Z]
atrigent
keep reading
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[2014-09-12T03:00:46Z]
atrigent
it tells you
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[2014-09-12T03:00:01Z]
atrigent
what do you mean what kind of file?
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[2014-09-12T02:59:24Z]
atrigent
whether that is necessary depends on how rubygems is set up
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[2014-09-12T00:26:48Z]
atrigent
is there a way to escape something like "#2" so that it won't be interpreted as an issue reference?