+ [2017-05-04T19:46:13Z] Doginal hey has anyone figured out how to automatically push github issues to clubhouse.io?
+ [2017-05-04T21:17:45Z] matt|home hi. im having a little bit of trouble understanding the correct order in which im supposed to do things on github using git. so, long story short im supposed to create a pull request from my github account to another github account for a specific branch in a repo
+ [2017-05-04T21:18:17Z] matt|home thus far, what i have done was: created a clone of the remote repository onto my local computer, switched the remote to my github account, and pushed it to a newly-created repo in my account
+ [2017-05-04T21:18:59Z] matt|home when i did that however, all i 'uploaded' to github was the specific branch i was working on, and now i am trying to create a pull request to the other github account
+ [2017-05-04T21:19:11Z] matt|home how do i do that, and is that how it generally works?

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+ [2017-05-05T07:07:18Z] IamTrying I forked a Google Chrome, github project to my github account. Then i made git checkout -b nightly; git checkout nightly; on this branch i work and live. But after 1 month of work. now i switch to `git checkout master` to get latest Google Chrome code from the community but it only gives me my forked code of 1 month ago.
+ [2017-05-05T07:07:39Z] IamTrying How do i get LIVE codes??? instead of 1 month old forked code in branch master?
+ [2017-05-05T07:35:08Z] kke_ looks like the api response for userinfo using the users access token (with the scope read:email) no longer returns the primary email in 'email' field, even if it's public
+ [2017-05-05T12:41:05Z] swordbeta Hey, what's going on with PHP highlighting? Some examples: https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/master/src/Symfony/Bundle/FullStack.php https://github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/master/server.php https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/22648/files
+ [2017-05-05T14:05:49Z] govg Hi, how exactly does github pages work if you wish to serve your own html files? I just need to put a index.html file in a folder called "docs" in my repo, and it should work, right?