latest 20 messages by iveqy
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[2015-05-27T10:49:18Z]
iveqy
maasha: go to the "view a commit" view, then you can add a comment to that commit
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[2015-05-27T10:48:21Z]
iveqy
maasha: yes
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[2015-05-24T22:10:20Z]
iveqy
Padawan: you can do this with vim too, not sure that someone already done it for you though
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[2015-05-24T22:10:01Z]
iveqy
Padawan: thanks for the explanation =)
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[2015-05-24T22:06:17Z]
iveqy
Padawan: I don't understand, what does github do beyond vim?
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[2015-05-24T21:37:21Z]
iveqy
Padawan: that's a harder thing to solve. I suggest you try the vim maillist to hear about why vim doesn't support this. Vim is quite populair and I'm surprised if the syntax hightligt is lacking for a popular language as python
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[2015-05-24T21:35:05Z]
iveqy
Padawan: just use an other colorscheme
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[2015-05-24T21:34:59Z]
iveqy
Padawan: you do know that you can change the colors of vims syntax highligt?
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[2015-05-24T21:24:57Z]
iveqy
Padawan: no, they are incompatible, but I wonder, what differs vims syntax highlightning from githubs one?
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[2015-05-19T06:02:41Z]
iveqy
t4nk731: what do you mean, just add the other server as a remote (man git remote) and push to that server (man git push). What conflicts are you afraid of?
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[2015-05-18T17:58:24Z]
iveqy
felipesabino: probably, but I don't know. eclipse is using jgit afaik and I don't know how mature it is
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[2015-05-18T17:29:22Z]
iveqy
felsenhower: !crlf
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[2015-05-18T16:51:15Z]
iveqy
RM87: maybe you should send an email to support@github.com
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[2015-05-18T13:58:12Z]
iveqy
that won't prevent the merge but the push
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[2015-05-18T13:58:05Z]
iveqy
is_null: you could always solve this partially with a pre-recieve hook
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[2015-05-18T13:53:11Z]
iveqy
canton7: thanks, I hope that what they meant. Then at least there's some good way to identify them
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[2015-05-18T13:51:06Z]
iveqy
blueyed: ^
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[2015-05-18T13:51:04Z]
iveqy
is_null: define what is a fixup commit
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[2015-05-17T17:59:26Z]
iveqy
jrm: !workflow
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[2015-05-17T17:59:13Z]
iveqy
jrm: that's one way of doing it, but it's really not a git decision but a workflow decision. Git supports many workflows. See !gitflow