latest 13 messages by matthavard

+ [2015-04-29T20:28:07Z] matthavard I'm having this problem: https://help.github.com/articles/error-permission-to-user-repo-denied-to-user-other-repo/ But ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub is already copied onto the account I am trying to push to.
+ [2015-04-16T20:40:16Z] matthavard asking again in case any newcomers know: Was there ever a thing on your personal profile that mentioned what languages you've contributed in? I seem to recall there being a thing like that. Like if you've contributed to a lot of Python projects and a lot of Ruby projects, it would say "Python, Ruby" somewhere on your profile.
+ [2015-04-16T20:24:34Z] matthavard Was there ever a thing on your personal profile that mentioned what languages you've contributed in? I seem to recall there being a thing like that. Like if you've contributed to a lot of Python projects and a lot of Ruby projects, it would say "Python, Ruby" somewhere on your profile.
+ [2015-04-10T16:45:35Z] matthavard I'm thinking I'll just shoot my old boss a quick e-mail before I do anything "public"
+ [2015-04-10T16:45:03Z] matthavard GothAlice: Ha that's crazy
+ [2015-04-10T16:28:15Z] matthavard Also smal detail, I did not leave that job in the best standing, though any negative energy was not related to the quality of my work. And let's just leave it at that.
+ [2015-04-10T16:26:07Z] matthavard Now, would it be weird if I submitted pull request(s) for that project? I guess what I fear is that it would look like I am trying to get re-hired or something.
+ [2015-04-10T16:22:29Z] matthavard Here's an etiquette question: Would it be weird to fork the repo of the project I was working on at my old job? On one hand, it's a publicly available open source repo on github licensed under the GPL, so at the bare minimum, I am in the clear legally.
+ [2015-04-10T16:19:18Z] matthavard Well I didn't know how to change the url origin points to, so thanks for that at least
+ [2015-04-10T16:18:00Z] matthavard Yeah ok. Sorry if I wasn't clear, my question is if it's possible to do that without clicking fork in the github interface.
+ [2015-04-10T16:16:29Z] matthavard That doesn't add the little subtitle that says it was a fork with a link to the original repo
+ [2015-04-10T16:09:19Z] matthavard if I clone someone else's repo, and then I want to push it up to my profile, will it automatically be specified as a fork of the original repo, or is there something else I need to do, or is there no way to specify a repo as a fork unless you hit the fork button in the browser?