latest 20 messages by kbs

+ [2017-03-31T19:46:07Z] kbs Evidlo: sounds like a git than github thing, but does the merged result have the desired tree you need? git replace can let you simply remove the reference to 7bd690f if that's what you want
+ [2017-03-26T20:15:16Z] kbs maybe helpful then to show output of commands run, etc - dunno
+ [2017-03-26T20:09:33Z] kbs this is more how git works I guess, but since you're always working with a "local" copy, and you have to explicitly sync your local changes to somewhere else. (take a look at git push)
+ [2017-03-26T18:39:57Z] kbs but look at it if it makes sense, etc
+ [2017-03-26T18:39:49Z] kbs don't cut and paste :)
+ [2017-03-26T18:39:44Z] kbs mkdir /tmp/foo; cd /tmp/foo; git clone https://github.com/harushimo/fullstack-nanodegree-vm.git ; cd fullstack-nanodegree-vm ; git push https://github.com/harushimo/items-catalog -- something like that
+ [2017-03-26T18:38:43Z] kbs I don't mean that
+ [2017-03-26T18:38:03Z] kbs yes, though not knowing the state of your local repo, simply clone+push is another alternate that might be simple too
+ [2017-03-26T18:36:37Z] kbs maybe just clone preprod in a fresh local repo, and push to origin?
+ [2017-03-26T18:34:23Z] kbs harushimo: is your preprod repo is the "golden version" that has the thing you want to have origin become?
+ [2017-03-26T18:27:35Z] kbs I guess social-type sites tend to do this, no?
+ [2017-03-22T01:53:41Z] kbs dashboard idea looks interesting, good luck with interns and idea :-)
+ [2017-03-22T01:50:09Z] kbs I can see how it would be nice for (e.g. a project manager) to see what people in their team are working on
+ [2017-03-22T01:49:29Z] kbs out of curiosity, is your target possibly more focused on people managing the project, as opposed to the project maintainers (== people merging pull requests)?
+ [2017-03-22T01:45:27Z] kbs interesting idea :) lot of information in one place
+ [2017-03-22T01:41:46Z] kbs kkimdev: interesting - is your idea to be able to see all diffs across all pull requests in one place? Something like that?
+ [2017-03-17T16:31:19Z] kbs ah, I see
+ [2017-03-17T16:06:02Z] kbs There's a more elaborate list of events at https://developer.github.com/webhooks/#events but aiui, you (the repo owner) decides what events call the webhook
+ [2017-03-17T16:04:56Z] kbs Not too familiar with it, but isn't it configured when you added planio to your webhook settings?
+ [2017-03-17T15:56:11Z] kbs (I'm not a github employee btw, just another user)