latest 20 messages by Geo

+ [2020-01-28T22:35:33Z] Geo Is there a better way of troubleshooting a GitHub actions workflow than repeatedly committing it over and over? Can I do something locally, or keep an intsance running somehow?
+ [2020-01-28T03:18:50Z] Geo experience/workflow they can share?
+ [2020-01-28T03:18:48Z] Geo Hi, is anyone here able to advise me on how to use Actions for some CI work on a repo? I currently have a main repo, and a separate repo with some bats (bash-based) integration tests that run against the compiled program. I was able to get a basic "does it compile" test working, but I'm trying to figure out a good approach to running the bats tests against the compiled binary. Does anyone have a similar
+ [2019-12-11T18:31:35Z] Geo I just did it to a random one on someone else's repo. It seems to be a default allowed action
+ [2019-12-11T18:30:53Z] Geo ha. neat. You can do it to any PR
+ [2019-12-11T18:00:13Z] Geo they did not
+ [2019-12-11T17:44:25Z] Geo Hi - some random person is able to review/approve commits to our project- where should I look to lock that down?
+ [2017-02-08T05:19:59Z] Geo you can add a remote with git remote if you want to push somewhere else
+ [2017-02-08T05:19:32Z] Geo I'm not sure what you mean by forking and updating
+ [2017-02-08T05:19:22Z] Geo PRs are functions of github, iirc- they need to be created via the web interface
+ [2017-02-08T04:55:29Z] Geo Hi, I'm writing a script that uses the Github API for an organization, but I'd rather not hard code my user/pass into the script- is there a way to use a key or something similar instead of a user/pass combo?
+ [2017-02-08T02:04:26Z] Geo Hi, I'm writing a script that uses the Github API for an organization, but I'd rather not hard code my user/pass into the script- is there a way to use a key or something similar instead of a user/pass combo?
+ [2017-01-15T21:25:24Z] Geo remote origin of the clone and remote user of the other one match addresses, let me see what I can put up
+ [2017-01-15T21:19:00Z] Geo actually, in the three minutes, i think i've modified my question :) It works when I clone his repo and push to that origin, but not if I pull the branch from his repo and try and push to the remote I added. Does that make any sense or ring any bells?
+ [2017-01-15T21:13:13Z] Geo I'm a maintainer and someone submitted a PR. I'd like to make a small change and push to their branch (they checked the box that allows that). I fetch their PR branch, checked it out, made the change, added their repo as a remote. When I push, it says 'everything up to date', but never pushes my change. Where am I going wrong?
+ [2016-12-20T20:26:58Z] Geo and do you have commandline acccess to where your code is now?
+ [2016-12-20T20:26:29Z] Geo th160, have you used git before at all with this project?
+ [2016-12-20T20:06:10Z] Geo If a user submitted a PR against the master branch, and I instead want to accept it to my develop branch, is there a GH GUI way of doing that? Or do I need to drop to the command line... I don't want to lose the PR message if possible, but I think that is unavoidable
+ [2016-10-19T02:19:23Z] Geo google searches aren't coming back with anything useful, so maybe its just not possible
+ [2016-10-19T02:19:12Z] Geo thanks anyway