latest 12 messages by gamename
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[2015-12-04T17:17:24Z]
gamename
Hi guys. Is there a tool which will let me see the total contributions of a user across all repos for the last x days?
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[2015-11-03T22:32:37Z]
gamename
Remram Yeah, that looks like my best option. Thanks
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[2015-11-03T22:20:24Z]
gamename
HI. I'm an OSX user. Are there any tools that allow me to right-click on text and create a gist from it?
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[2015-09-09T20:10:44Z]
gamename
Nevik: Understood. I'll get more info as I get more into the problem. Thanks, meanwhile. :)
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[2015-09-09T20:10:03Z]
gamename
Nevik: Anyway, I'll work something out. just wanted to make sure there wasn't something obvious I overlooked.
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[2015-09-09T20:09:23Z]
gamename
Nevik: The problem with symlinks is that the different repos are frequently used in isolation - i.e. there's nothing to symlink to.
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[2015-09-09T20:07:48Z]
gamename
Nevik Zarthus Right now, I'm thinking of writing some kind of script to traverse the repo list and do updates accordingly. Not pretty, but it should work.
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[2015-09-09T20:06:33Z]
gamename
Nevik: That, thankfully, is not the case. No Windoze
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[2015-09-09T20:05:48Z]
gamename
Nevik: Yeah, that's one of my concerns about submodules - auto-updating stuff.
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[2015-09-09T20:04:58Z]
gamename
Nevik: Didn't think so. Its not the worst of problems compared to what git/hub can cope with. But it is a pain.
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[2015-09-09T20:02:16Z]
gamename
s/find/file/
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[2015-09-09T20:00:39Z]
gamename
hi guys. Frequently, we end up with the same file in several different repos. Generally, they're some kind of config or small utility script. We have multiple examples of this situation. Is there any way to manage 1 find in multiple repos? Or do we just have to get used to applying any needed changed over and over?