latest 10 messages by frymaster

+ [2015-03-24T20:27:54Z] frymaster personally, I'd fork the offical one on github, then clone your fork locally, then add the original as another remote (say, "upstream"). push/pull from your own most of the time, but every now and again to a "pull upstream" and bring in their changes
+ [2015-03-24T20:25:44Z] frymaster " Do I clone locally and add my GitHub site as a remote? Or do I c" <--- you cut off
+ [2014-08-13T14:19:39Z] frymaster I believe you can close an issue if you created it, but you can't add labels without write access to the repo
+ [2014-07-22T15:13:36Z] frymaster hypnosb: they can get the code of your PR by seeing the branch you created the PR from. Once the PR is pulled, they can see it in the branch it gets pulled in to
+ [2014-07-15T11:50:15Z] frymaster (and they can be end-user-unfriendly)
+ [2014-07-15T11:50:01Z] frymaster possibly would have been easier with submodules, but that didn't occur at the time
+ [2014-07-15T11:49:35Z] frymaster I have a repo for a project of mine. The same files are also included as a subdirectory of a larger project's repo. Is there an easy way for me to update the larger repo such that the commit history of the independent one is shown? I wouldn't care except some commits were by someone else and I want to preserve credit
+ [2014-07-13T00:29:03Z] frymaster Shadeness, ah, shift-clicking is the one I didn't try :D can you highlight multiple sections?
+ [2014-07-12T22:00:45Z] frymaster can you highlight multiple lines in a gist?