latest 20 messages by mns
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[2016-06-19T02:10:52Z]
mns
or can I create a new branch and move commits from one branch to another ?
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[2016-06-19T02:08:35Z]
mns
couldn't I just do git revert <commit-hash> ? no one else has touched my remote repo yet, so it should be easier to do it that way, no ?
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[2016-06-19T02:03:26Z]
mns
I'll have to read up on it.
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[2016-06-19T01:57:47Z]
mns
too late to for reversing the pushes now I am guessing :)
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[2016-06-19T01:56:52Z]
mns
for some reason I had thought there would be a way to select the commits used in a pull-request.
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[2016-06-19T01:56:24Z]
mns
oh
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[2016-06-19T01:56:06Z]
mns
2 in each pull-request.
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[2016-06-19T01:54:52Z]
mns
preaction: I did push them to a branch. I pushed 6 commits. They will go into 3 separate pull-requests.
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[2016-06-19T01:52:06Z]
mns
how does one select the commits to be included in a pull-request on github ?
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[2014-07-27T13:24:22Z]
mns
baseurl has to be /~user/... not ~user. but it works. looks the same from both sides :)
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[2014-07-27T13:16:46Z]
mns
when I serve from the web server, it has be ~user/... whereas when I serve using jekyll, its a different root.
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[2014-07-27T13:15:40Z]
mns
ahh got it. the css isn't catching because it has the wrong path for that.
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[2014-07-27T13:09:37Z]
mns
I did a "jekyll new fubar", "jekyll serve" and it looks very different compared to me giving it a destination and then doing "jekyll build"
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[2014-07-27T13:08:42Z]
mns
why does the site look different when I use jekyll to serve it up, as compared to when I have my web server serve up the site ?
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[2014-07-27T13:06:31Z]
mns
morning pontiki
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[2014-07-26T02:41:33Z]
mns
how do I tell jekyll which Javascript engine to use ? I want it to use rhino.
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[2014-07-10T23:32:31Z]
mns
mkdir -p /home/guspares/Projects/build should fix it.
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[2014-07-10T23:31:29Z]
mns
dopie: does /home/guspares/Projects/build/ exist ?
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[2014-07-08T19:22:06Z]
mns
vipsy, thanks. I'm sure its something simple. Wil figure it out.
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[2014-07-08T19:18:53Z]
mns
nope didn't find anything under /var/lib/gems, which is where it should be, under Debian.