latest 17 messages by cyrus_mc
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[2017-02-02T20:29:24Z]
cyrus_mc
I read that Team Managers should be able to but doesn't appear so
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[2017-02-02T20:29:11Z]
cyrus_mc
Permissions, are only Owner allowed to create repositories?
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[2017-01-18T19:05:29Z]
cyrus_mc
how do you create hooks on Github organization?
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[2017-01-18T17:42:54Z]
cyrus_mc
yes
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[2017-01-18T17:40:08Z]
cyrus_mc
actually no it doesn't. I had some Zapier integration that ended up creating an issue for some odd reason. Disabled that. Should creating a Pull REquest create an issue?
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[2017-01-18T17:25:17Z]
cyrus_mc
oh, never mind .. it just showed up. Guess it takes a bit
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[2017-01-18T17:24:50Z]
cyrus_mc
No issue gets created
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[2017-01-18T17:24:43Z]
cyrus_mc
However I don't see that happening when I create a Pull Request
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[2017-01-18T17:24:31Z]
cyrus_mc
Was watching a few youtube videos on Pull requests and issues. The one video from 2012 shows that creating a Pull Request creates a corresponding issue
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[2015-08-31T22:28:23Z]
cyrus_mc
k
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[2015-08-31T22:24:50Z]
cyrus_mc
ideally development stays around for ever. You develop a new feature, merge it into production when tested and then continue to develop
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[2015-08-31T22:24:30Z]
cyrus_mc
tobiasvl: hmm..ok. This is for puppet development where each branch corresponds to a puppet environment. So the branches are long lived
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[2015-08-31T22:22:55Z]
cyrus_mc
tobiasvl: rebase?
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[2015-08-31T22:22:38Z]
cyrus_mc
tobiasvl: so should I just ignore that message?
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[2015-08-31T22:21:46Z]
cyrus_mc
evne if I do it all from the command line. Push my dev, then checkout prod and merge and push prod it ends up saying dev is 1 commit behind production
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[2015-08-31T22:21:26Z]
cyrus_mc
However, once I am done GitHub says that the development branch is 1 commit behind production. I create a pull for that and merge and then it says production is 1 commit behind dev and so forth
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[2015-08-31T22:20:55Z]
cyrus_mc
Having trouble with what I think is basic pull requests. I have a repo. Two branches, production and development. I do all my dev on development and once tested I push to the github repo. I then create a pull request to merge those changes into production.