latest 16 messages by icedwater
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[2015-09-18T10:51:11Z]
icedwater
_rgn: Thanks. There was a weird merge thing locally, but when I pushed it amended the commit as I wanted.
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[2015-09-18T10:43:07Z]
icedwater
If I pull the commit to my local host, I should be able to amend the last commit, right?
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[2015-09-18T10:42:31Z]
icedwater
Hmm, I'm talking about the web UI, haven't found a way to do so.
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[2015-09-18T10:37:42Z]
icedwater
Hmm, is it possible to amend a commit made on github?
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[2014-11-17T19:56:09Z]
icedwater
Starred and watched, thanks Seveas :)
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[2014-11-17T19:54:33Z]
icedwater
Seveas: thanks!
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[2014-11-17T19:52:39Z]
icedwater
Seveas: thanks. I found it too, now I have two options -- play with PyGithub (because I'm lazy) or register an application so I can get OAuth authentication tokens.
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[2014-11-17T19:27:19Z]
icedwater
I don't know, there should be 500 other people here who could answer, I was shouting into the void :)
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[2014-11-17T19:17:19Z]
icedwater
To be clear, I was hoping to find a way to use the Github API to create a new repo in my own account.
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[2014-11-17T19:15:44Z]
icedwater
Remram: I was referring to something like this: https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/
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[2014-11-17T19:15:18Z]
icedwater
Heh lol luto
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[2014-11-17T19:13:57Z]
icedwater
Maybe he meant my previous 'l' comment. Anyhow, advice is always appreciated. I'll continue searching first of course.
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[2014-11-17T19:11:58Z]
icedwater
luto: hmm, why would this be the wrong channel to ask about the github API, though?
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[2014-11-17T19:10:55Z]
icedwater
Sorry, meant to ask about the API and if it was possible to programmatically create a repo in your own user account.
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[2014-11-17T19:10:33Z]
icedwater
Oops.
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[2014-11-17T19:10:31Z]
icedwater
l