latest 10 messages by patarr
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[2017-01-30T19:36:41Z]
patarr
I go to Code->Branches->{Select my branch}->Commits. I expect the commit on top to be the last commit on that feature branch, but yet I'm seeing stuff that's being put on master
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[2017-01-30T19:36:09Z]
patarr
Hi. Can anyone explain to me why I'm seeing commits on master appear in my feature branch?
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[2016-10-11T15:00:43Z]
patarr
Hello. I have an organizational structure question - if you have a fairly large project that’s composed of multiple applications, what is the best way of organizing them in a GH organization? I would ideally like to have one repo, instead of having them scattered in alphabetical order amongst all the other repositories in the company. But I was wondering, is there any downside to storing multiple projects in different folders within one repository
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[2016-09-15T15:04:16Z]
patarr
Why do I need to allow them access to all my private repos when I want to use a tool like CircleCI or Coveralls for one of my public repos?
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[2016-09-15T15:03:48Z]
patarr
I see GitHub is making strides in project and issue tracking tooling, but are they planning on getting their access controls to a sensible level?
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[2016-07-27T15:07:55Z]
patarr
I don't want to make a repo for a bug sample proj..
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[2016-07-27T15:07:41Z]
patarr
What is the preferred way of sharing a sample project when reporting a bug on GitHub issues? Gist? Repo?
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[2016-07-08T15:51:03Z]
patarr
You know how when you "fork" a repo, the repo has a little hyperlink indicating where it was forked from? What happens when a company has been working on a fork for so long, it essentially becomes a different product. Is there a way to remove this link?
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[2016-06-01T14:51:59Z]
patarr
preaction, so travis and coveralls is all I need? Out of curiosity, are there any free/OSS solutions that are alternatives? I understand that these products are free for OSS projects, but how about for private repos?
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[2016-06-01T14:49:22Z]
patarr
Hello. Can anyone link me some resources/articles on cool tools I can incorporate into an OSS project on github to help with testing and metrics? For example, I've seen Travis for determining whether the build succeeds or not. But how about something that shows test coverage %? Or perhaps a bot that builds PRs and runs tests before allowing it to be merged?