latest 20 messages by jayjo

+ [2020-03-28T22:12:10Z] jayjo You can also just leave your fork. It will fall behind the master branch if other features are being developed on the branch you forked from, and you can work on keeping your branch up to date
+ [2020-03-28T22:10:58Z] jayjo maxxe: sure, that'll work. But I wouldn't worry about the space whatsoever
+ [2020-01-20T03:34:30Z] jayjo I'd like to sign commits with a gpg key, and I have a subkey for each of my devices (laptop, desktop, etc). Do I need to add all of devices keys to my github, or what's the correct way to do it? Maybe public key of my signing key?
+ [2019-10-04T00:28:02Z] jayjo in practice, are released on github made through the web ui, or are there other ways?
+ [2019-10-02T15:48:36Z] jayjo does anyone know of a github action that will build and deploy a python application to pypi?
+ [2019-09-16T17:26:12Z] jayjo has anyone used github actions to put content in aws s3? I see the actions/aws repo, but I'm not clear how to use it... - I have a gitlab repo doing the same task now on an ec2 instance that assumes a role. Is there a way to assume this role using github actions?
+ [2019-03-23T19:29:40Z] jayjo is there something along the lines of a pull request, but one step before? I have a fork of an open source project that I'd like some feedback on before it's ready for a PR. Should I just submit the PR or is there another feature?
+ [2016-06-28T16:53:31Z] jayjo I'm trying to connect to github from a aws server, and it's saying "Problem with the SSL CA cert (path? access rights?)" when I'm trying to clone a public directory. Is this a common error?
+ [2016-04-19T13:55:39Z] jayjo jhass: you're right, found it
+ [2016-04-19T13:50:24Z] jayjo it's not in git config
+ [2016-04-19T13:50:17Z] jayjo I logged into with my github on a colleagues machine to clone a repo I have, and now trying to set their machine up it has that login cached via terminal .How do I get rid of it?
+ [2016-04-18T19:27:23Z] jayjo is there a way to clear this cache?
+ [2016-04-18T19:27:18Z] jayjo I cloned a repo on someone elses computer, and now when I try to push to a repo my credentials are stored and they can't push to their own repo
+ [2015-04-28T16:23:40Z] jayjo is there a way to use one repo for separate projects? I'm not trying to avoid paying for more repos, I'm trying to keep projects that are tightly coupled together but are still distinct enough to need separate pulls, etc
+ [2015-04-20T16:27:02Z] jayjo OK, that's what i'll have to do
+ [2015-04-20T16:26:51Z] jayjo maybe a little more involved to check a git status first or something
+ [2015-04-20T16:26:33Z] jayjo boring ol' cron?
+ [2015-04-20T16:26:27Z] jayjo sonOfRa: when you say poll for changes, do you mean just write a script that does a git pull every x minutes?
+ [2015-04-20T14:48:45Z] jayjo Any way to set up something that behaves like a webhook without having a server expose pages?
+ [2015-04-20T14:33:36Z] jayjo I have a server that I'm not using to deploy webpages, so it's not exposed externally. Is there any clever way to implement a 'webhook' like behavior to update my servers repo as soon as I make changes on my repo?