latest 20 messages by tshirtman

+ [2019-12-04T10:28:15Z] tshirtman didn't try it but apparently there is "git subtree split" for that now
+ [2019-11-05T16:46:21Z] tshirtman amend* not ammend
+ [2019-11-05T16:45:52Z] tshirtman you could git rm the file, and then git commit --ammend
+ [2019-11-03T16:45:45Z] tshirtman once it's created and you setup the remote (as the instructions will explain), then yes, git push will be enough to put the updates on github
+ [2019-11-03T16:45:15Z] tshirtman it won't create the repository if it doesn't exist on github
+ [2019-11-03T16:44:22Z] tshirtman (which is totally fine for some projects, but then the question is not about github anymore, just a local usage of git)
+ [2019-11-03T16:44:03Z] tshirtman otherwise, it only exists on your machine
+ [2019-11-03T16:43:51Z] tshirtman if you want it to be on github, you have to go there, also create it in the interface, and then use the provided instructions to push your local repository there
+ [2019-11-03T16:43:13Z] tshirtman it's a local repository though, it's not on github
+ [2019-11-03T16:40:29Z] tshirtman (it is true that i can create repository on my gitlab private instance just by pushing to a name in my account, so it must be possible for github to do the same, but i don't think they have that feature, it's not a big pain point imho)
+ [2019-11-03T16:39:26Z] tshirtman no, you have to do it from the interface, then you can push to it through git
+ [2019-11-03T16:33:31Z] tshirtman near the top left of the interface when you are connected
+ [2019-11-03T16:32:50Z] tshirtman ah sorry, it's a "New" button
+ [2019-11-03T16:32:32Z] tshirtman there is a "+" button in the interface, give it a name, and voilà
+ [2019-11-03T16:08:09Z] tshirtman (trying to have my python extension built on windows in CI, fun :D, any tips welcome)
+ [2019-11-03T16:07:34Z] tshirtman i'm using github actions and it seems my failing builds are staying "in progress" for hours after the build failed, and that proably feels my subsequent builds to be queued for a much longer time https://github.com/kivy/pyjnius/actions
+ [2019-09-17T13:15:55Z] tshirtman i think it's the 3rd project where i add actions and everytime i wonder what i'm missing because i don't have a way to directly enable the new way
+ [2019-09-17T13:15:14Z] tshirtman create directly the new way instead of polluting my history ?
+ [2019-09-17T13:15:08Z] tshirtman so every time i want to add actions to a project, i apparently need to first create a workflow the old way, and i need to merge that, and then when i edit this workflow again, i get the button to upgrade to the new system, and i need to remove the workflow i just created and i knew i didn't need to create, then i can add the new files because it's now looking for them. Is there a clean way to