How to unsubscribe from all repos within an organisation
You can unsubscribe from all repos or one by one under https://github.com/watching Maybe not exactly the best way but I find it useful. Hope it helps!
You can unsubscribe from all repos or one by one under https://github.com/watching Maybe not exactly the best way but I find it useful. Hope it helps!
In GitHub a Pull Request denotes the request to merge one branch with another. When either branch is updated, the pull-request is updated too and the merge is re-evaluated. Thus, when you push new changes to a branch that has an outstanding pull request linked to it, the pull request will be updated to include … Read more
I solved this issue by creating a dedicated OAuth application on Github for my local development environment. So I have the following 2 OAuth applications: My official OAuth application for production Client ID: ABC Client Secret: 123 Authorization callback URL: https://example.com/api/v1/security/oauth/github/callback My private OAuth application for development Client ID: XYZ Client Secret: 456 Authorization callback … Read more
Try the link https://github.com/pulls/review-requested, which shows you all Pull Requests that you’ve been tagged in as a reviewer. Note that you may have to click the Open or Closed buttons on that page to filter the Pull Requests you wish to see. The equivalent Github search is: is:open is:pr review-requested:<username> archived:false
#1 refers to issue 1 in this repo. username/repoA#1 refers to issue 1 in username’s repoA. org/repoA#1 refers to issue 1 in org’s repoA. You would use either of the last two options See Autolinked references and URLs: Issues and pull requests.
Update April 2023: Commenting on files in a pull request is now generally available (Apr. 2023) Commenting on files (including deleted, binary, and renamed files) in a pull request is now generally available on the web and GitHub Mobile! A special thank you to everyone that provided feedback during the public beta. API support is … Read more
Update Jan. 2023: GitHub Desktop improves force pushing and fetching along with many great open source contributions (Jan. 2023) GitHub Desktop 3.1.5 improves support for force pushing and fetching through the newly added Repository menu items as well as supporting pull request notifications on forks. Previously, a user could only force push after an action … Read more
There is no such access-rights-mechanism implemented on GitHub repositories out of the box. Using a submodule Using a submodule does the trick, and is pretty much easy to set up. You can give the customers full access to the submodule repository, while you add it to your main project repository. Note that the StackOverflow question … Read more