If you want a dynamic index that doesn’t require any updating the only method I’ve found is by generating it client side with the github contents api. Here is a simple example that creates links to files in the top level directory of your project. If you want to support subdirectories using this method you … Read more
I think you want to: git fetch –all -Pp where: git fetch Download objects and refs from another (remote) repository –all fetch all remotes. -P remove any remote-tracking references that no longer exist on the remote. -p remove any local tags that no longer exist on the remote. for more use git fetch –help We … Read more
This took way too long to find out as its not documented anywhere: apk update && apk add openssh or alternatively: apk add -qU openssh
You’re doing the right thing. cd ~/Sites/ git clone ~/Dev/markupDNA/ project-N cd project-N git remote rename origin markupDNA Nav to the folder where you store your projects clone your base markupDNA repo with custom name rename the remote so that if you want to an ‘origin’ later, you can
Use this link as an image: https://progress-bar.dev/<thepercentage> Example:  If you want to add a title like shields.io: https://progress-bar.dev/<thepercentage>?title=<title> More documentation can be found here.
Another easy solution is to use the flair feature that’s built into Stack Exchange: Edit your profile Click on “Flair” in the sidebar: Copy the HTML shown on that page and paste it into your README.md By default, flair images look like this: There are options on the flair page for changing the theme as … Read more
I had the same problem and at the time for writing this answer, there is no option of removing this from Github. So removed this tag by deleting the repository from Github and recreating a new one with the same name. ⚠️ This operation will preserve only the information stored in git, not all other … Read more
Say if you have 3 pull requests A,B,C which are on three branches bA,bB,bC. and your main branch is master. First get all of his branches to your local repo without merging it. git fetch his-repo so now your repo may have four branches: master, bA, bB, bC I will create a branch from master … Read more
Do you have to be the repo owner? Yes you do. How to set the default branch on github.com when I go to browse commits. If you fork the repository, you can change the default branch of your fork, by clicking on the Settings button (see below). This will allow you to pick your favorite … Read more