latest 14 messages by malide
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[2016-03-04T00:51:27Z]
malide
you could possibly run the tests locally on your own machine if you find the configuration file in the root of the repo
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[2016-03-04T00:50:53Z]
malide
if I remember correctly yes, but the repo has to set permissions for the ci environment to be able to check the private code.
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[2016-03-04T00:49:50Z]
malide
it has permissions to access the repo.
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[2016-03-04T00:48:28Z]
malide
ah, then they might be using a private c.i. like Wercker. Is there a file in the root directory like wercker.yml or something?
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[2016-03-04T00:47:33Z]
malide
nicolas_leonidas: it's using some continuous integration tool. What's the repo?
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[2016-02-26T20:45:38Z]
malide
meh, I know one employee who's pretty opensource-minded. I might check with him
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[2016-02-26T19:50:01Z]
malide
hm, interesting. I wonder if we could get any GH people in here.
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[2016-02-26T19:48:48Z]
malide
Zarthus: are there no actual GH staff in here moderating? That's surprising.
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[2016-02-24T19:26:42Z]
malide
Muimi: did you double check that you put the email in correctly on GitHub? (I know it's simple and obvious, but it's worth checking)
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[2016-02-23T21:53:26Z]
malide
ellistaa: git reset --hard HEAD #it's usually better to explicity mention what commit you're going back to
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[2016-02-23T21:03:57Z]
malide
I could pull changes from upstream though by adding it as a remote, I guess.
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[2016-02-23T21:02:36Z]
malide
hmm, so technically on GH it wouldn't be a fork, right?
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[2016-02-23T20:50:40Z]
malide
so basically I'd like me/MYPROJ and me/PROJ which both derive from alice/PROJ
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[2016-02-23T20:49:56Z]
malide
say there's a project PROJ, by user alice. Now say I fork so as to make a pull request to alice/PROJ. But I'd also like to fork to take the skeleton of the project and make a new project me/MYPROJ. What's the best way to do this since you can't fork twice?