latest 20 messages by treehug88

+ [2020-05-10T01:58:07Z] treehug88 you added the new ssh key to your github settings SuperLag ?
+ [2020-04-30T15:27:10Z] treehug88 or, https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/collaborators/
+ [2020-04-30T15:25:48Z] treehug88 phil112233 looks like you can use the gihub api to do that: https://developer.github.com/v3/orgs/members/#add-or-update-organization-membership
+ [2020-04-29T11:25:45Z] treehug88 IndianArya see https://help.github.com/en/github/importing-your-projects-to-github/adding-an-existing-project-to-github-using-the-command-line
+ [2020-04-16T11:50:22Z] treehug88 Ralph_33 something is blocking your connection to github servers
+ [2020-04-08T20:35:02Z] treehug88 err, to github
+ [2020-04-08T20:34:45Z] treehug88 bipul you may need to 'git push' the changes back to the web server
+ [2020-04-08T14:36:58Z] treehug88 hey I'm just answering your questions. Do whatcha like
+ [2020-04-08T14:32:13Z] treehug88 it's more secure
+ [2020-04-08T14:20:58Z] treehug88 typically you install your public keys to your _account settings_, so for all the projects you can write
+ [2020-04-08T13:52:01Z] treehug88 git diff master origin/master will show the differences that exist in your .git dir. If there are changes to origin/master that you haven't pulled into your system, you won't see the changes (I'm pretty sure)
+ [2019-03-02T11:39:13Z] treehug88 wyre some people apparently use 'bare git repositories': https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2016/02/best-way-to-store-dotfiles-git-bare-repo/
+ [2016-12-12T12:44:08Z] treehug88 nothin, just saying hello this fine Monday
+ [2016-12-12T12:41:39Z] treehug88 good morning rindolf
+ [2016-12-07T18:15:29Z] treehug88 AFriendlyNewbie sounds like you want to look at .gitignore files
+ [2016-12-01T00:37:47Z] treehug88 Sargun what sort of data are you looking for? There is a github api
+ [2016-11-13T01:25:27Z] treehug88 actually did you push the code with the updated README.md ?