latest 20 messages by hatim

+ [2015-07-15T18:33:00Z] hatim Dougie187: that's nice! i'll write to them :D
+ [2015-07-15T18:31:24Z] hatim Dougie187: Seveas anyway, thanks
+ [2015-07-15T18:31:09Z] hatim Dougie187: github should warn before removing collaborator. we were lucky that her clone was up-to date
+ [2015-07-15T18:28:07Z] hatim Dougie187: i learnt that the tough way! :P
+ [2015-07-15T18:27:42Z] hatim Seveas: i have stuff already on the repo.
+ [2015-07-15T18:26:54Z] hatim Seveas: i was wondering if this is the only solution? anything better?
+ [2015-07-15T18:26:26Z] hatim currently, this is what i plan - she re-forks, and then she'll merge the previous repo (she had an up-to date clone offline) with the new fork
+ [2015-07-15T18:24:55Z] hatim Seveas: i readded her but now when she goes to the url pointing to where her fork resided previously, it is now shown as "not found"
+ [2015-07-15T17:27:58Z] hatim luckily, she had her fork cloned to her pc with the latest commits, so this is one way to get back to where we were earlier, but is there any other way?
+ [2015-07-15T17:27:41Z] hatim hello everyone! me and a friend are collaborating on a project on github. i have a private repo to which i had added her as a collaborator. she had a fork of my repo. i was tinkering with the collaborators setting and i accidentally deleted her as collaborator. now she has no access to her fork. is there a way to revert back to as things were earlier?
+ [2015-07-15T10:08:25Z] hatim luckily, she had her fork cloned to her pc with the latest commits, so this is one way to get back to where we were earlier, but is there any other way?
+ [2015-07-15T10:08:20Z] hatim hello everyone! me and a friend are collaborating on a project on github. i have a private repo to which i had added her as a collaborator. she had a fork of my repo. i was tinkering with the collaborators setting and i accidentally deleted her as collaborator. now she has no access to her fork. is there a way to revert back to as things were earlier?
+ [2015-07-10T20:07:45Z] hatim Seveas: xrogaan thanks :)
+ [2015-07-10T20:07:12Z] hatim xrogaan: that answer solves my problem
+ [2015-07-10T20:00:56Z] hatim Seveas: i created a new branch locally on my existing repo and then i did git pull <remote> <remote-branch> while i was checked out in the new branch
+ [2015-07-10T19:57:52Z] hatim Seveas: this is what i tried http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4099742/how-can-i-compare-files-from-two-different-branches
+ [2015-07-10T19:56:57Z] hatim xrogaan: yes, but in my case the remote is a fork of my repo
+ [2015-07-10T19:55:26Z] hatim *described
+ [2015-07-10T19:55:20Z] hatim xrogaan: i checked stackoverflow. there were a couple of variants to what Seveas pointed but none worked in the scenario i descibed
+ [2015-07-10T19:47:00Z] hatim Seveas: thanks