latest 18 messages by tonygaga
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[2016-10-14T10:10:12Z]
tonygaga
anyway thx
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[2016-10-14T10:10:09Z]
tonygaga
haha i thought i saw that username before
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[2016-10-14T10:09:52Z]
tonygaga
aren't you also from syncthing xD
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[2016-10-14T10:09:41Z]
tonygaga
ok so the user.email is just visible in the commits
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[2016-10-14T10:08:44Z]
tonygaga
ok thx
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[2016-10-14T10:08:24Z]
tonygaga
does the git config user.email have to be the same email address as the one claimed in ssh key which is used to commit ?
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[2014-10-25T20:57:03Z]
tonygaga
maluta: ok thx
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[2014-10-25T20:56:28Z]
tonygaga
oh ... i cloned it with https , is that the reason?
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[2014-10-25T20:50:54Z]
tonygaga
do i have to create a ssh key for every repository? because on one it works and on the new one i have to type always user/pw ... ssh -T works
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[2014-10-25T20:10:14Z]
tonygaga
thx alot :)
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[2014-10-25T20:09:51Z]
tonygaga
yea
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[2014-10-25T20:09:50Z]
tonygaga
can i replace it with what i want
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[2014-10-25T20:09:23Z]
tonygaga
tobiasvl: with git remote add origin is 'origin' a variable?
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[2014-10-25T19:59:45Z]
tonygaga
tobiasvl: also: if i change files wich i'm sure i never want their version again i just checkout them right?
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[2014-10-25T19:57:57Z]
tonygaga
tobiasvl: ok if i understand that right i do the following : git clone remote_repo to my repo , make changes and push them always to my repo, want to merge their changes (ie bugfixes) i follow syncing-a-fork , right?
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[2014-10-25T19:50:23Z]
tonygaga
tobiasvl: ok, but if fork it, it's visible on the remote repo right?
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[2014-10-25T19:48:43Z]
tonygaga
*to have their latest..
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[2014-10-25T19:48:08Z]
tonygaga
hi all, following case: i want to clone a public repo and create my own repo with it. now if i want to their latest changes i pull (from their repo) but if i push it it should copy it to my repo. is that possible ? or how would you do it, if you want to have the latest changes from a repo but never submit code back to them (wouldn't make sense, it's a web-template)?