latest 10 messages by fladd
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[2015-04-26T21:18:18Z]
fladd
Infininight, yes, I also thought this might have been related...
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[2015-04-26T21:13:57Z]
fladd
To be more clear: The way GitHub colours code on their website has changed in the last years, from something that resembles what I have shown in the link, to how it looks today. I was wondering if anyone knows when that change happened. I am interested in this, since I was looking for a Pygments theme that looks like GitHub, but I could only find the "old" one. So I was wondering whether that change at GitHub was recently?
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[2015-04-26T21:04:18Z]
fladd
but in the meantime, github changed its colours for highliting apparently, and I was wondering when that change happened
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[2015-04-26T21:03:51Z]
fladd
that is the github colour theme for vim
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[2015-04-26T21:03:41Z]
fladd
yes, but this is what GitHub looked like 2 years ago.
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[2015-04-26T21:01:24Z]
fladd
hi there, can anyone tell me when GitHub changed it's colour theme for syntax highlighting? All GitHub colour themes I can find look like this: https://camo.githubusercontent.com/907e151c24f67d8cf6909d9a3fbd6c94afb6c9bd/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f4c4a5864792e706e67. But this is not how GitHub looks right now.
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[2015-04-24T10:05:57Z]
fladd
jaybe, yes, this is what I am trying right now, but some things are not that obvious to me. So I was hoping that somewhone a bit more knowledgeble then be has dpne it already :-)
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[2015-04-24T00:45:46Z]
fladd
I cannot seem to find that one. Only the old GtHub style
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[2015-04-24T00:45:31Z]
fladd
hi there. Does anyone know of a Pygments style that looks like the "new" Github style?
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[2015-04-09T10:31:30Z]
fladd
hello everyone, I have a rather strange question: Is there any way to manipulate the tar balls that Github builds for tags and releases? In particular, I would like those tarballs to include some information about the current tag/revision they were built from (git descibe --tags). Is this possible somehow?