latest 20 messages by chilversc
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[2016-09-21T12:14:00Z]
chilversc
hell, you have to know ? is there
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[2016-09-21T12:13:27Z]
chilversc
ah thanks, because that's discoverable :s
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[2016-09-21T12:12:44Z]
chilversc
a link to a line number refering to /master/...#L200 isn't much good, as any commit would invalidate that
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[2016-09-21T12:11:55Z]
chilversc
canton7: the problem is, I normally want to do that when viewing a specifc file so that I can create hyperlinks with line numbers
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[2016-09-21T12:11:05Z]
chilversc
canton7: ah, well that saves 1 click from there
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[2016-09-21T12:08:08Z]
chilversc
as now you have to go and find the file you were just looking at
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[2016-09-21T12:07:50Z]
chilversc
it's a bit convoluted, and rather annoying to do that when viewing a specific file
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[2016-09-21T12:06:48Z]
chilversc
is there a simpler way to get to a fixed commit for the current branch other than, commits -> hash of latest commit -> browse files?
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[2016-04-20T11:15:52Z]
chilversc
yeah, but I never work on the master branch for my forks, for small simple changes, just use a separate branch and send a pull request
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[2016-04-20T11:15:12Z]
chilversc
there is none, I created a pull request on a separate branch, that was merged in to upstream master, so now I just want to catch up
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[2016-04-20T11:13:55Z]
chilversc
I mean through the site, be great if there were a simpel 1 click "catch up" button
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[2016-04-20T11:10:18Z]
chilversc
is there a simple way to pull changes in to a fork from the main repository?
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[2016-03-23T15:32:16Z]
chilversc
all I want to do is provide a shortcut with /blob/<hash>/file#L10 instead of /blob/master/file#L10
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[2016-03-23T15:30:59Z]
chilversc
currently I cannot find any simple way to do so, I end up having to go back to the repository root, viewing the commit log, selecting the latest commit, and then browse the repository to find the file again
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[2016-03-23T15:30:08Z]
chilversc
when I'm viewing a file in a repository, how do I get a link to that exact version?
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[2015-07-24T13:08:23Z]
chilversc
the repository does have a .gitattributes specifying, * text=none
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[2015-07-24T13:06:25Z]
chilversc
KevinSjoberg: thanks, thought its not my repository, shouldn't github respect the file's current line endings?
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[2015-07-24T12:08:54Z]
chilversc
as an example; https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped/edit/master/knockout.viewmodel/knockout.viewmodel.d.ts
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[2015-07-24T12:08:42Z]
chilversc
if I click "edit" on a file, then look at preview changes, the preview shows the whole file as changed?
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[2015-07-23T16:13:18Z]
chilversc
also, git status should say, 1 commit ahead