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Can't fork edgecase/ruby_koans again

2011-05-08T21:49:37Z

I already forked and completed the edgecase/ruby_koans tutorial; I
want to go through it again, but only get the "My Fork" button instead
of "Fork" because I've previously forked this repo. Is there a way to
Fork it again so I can start from scratch? I do not want to get rid
of my original Fork.

Re: Beginner Question, Can't upload to my repository

2011-05-08T04:12:35Z

Also make sure that your rsa key is in the right folder. It may not be in
your .ssh folder of your home directory. At least I had issues with this in
the past using cygwin on a windows machine.
E

Re: Beginner Question, Can't upload to my repository

2011-05-06T05:30:09Z

First off, that is SSH asking you for the passphrase for your SSH key.
This is not the same as your GitHub account password. You need to
enter the passphrase you chose when you created your key.
Second, check in your GitHub account to make sure that you have added
this SSH public key to your GitHub account.

Re: Beginner Question, Can't upload to my repository

2011-05-06T01:02:47Z

Can you paste the output of the command:
git remote -v show

Beginner Question, Can't upload to my repository

2011-05-05T16:41:25Z

I'm just following along the step by step guide, I created my ssh
thing, now I'm on step 2.

[link]
"git push origin master"
This line

Whenever I type it I get prompted for my passphrase. Then I type my
github account password, it prompts me again, I type it again, it

Re: Source code language identification

2011-05-04T17:51:56Z

Prolog code is also incorrectly identified as Perl code. The
extension .pl is used by both, so heuristics could be:

1) whether the file starts with a Perl shebang
2) signs that it is Prolog: whether the file has lines starting with %
(comments in Prolog), lines ending with ".", and frequent occurrences

Re: Source code language identification

2011-05-03T15:26:46Z

Thank you

Re: Source code language identification

2011-05-03T15:25:22Z

That is right

Re: Google Group Closing

2011-05-03T13:17:19Z

Aww dang, why's that happening?

Re: Source code language identification

2011-05-03T12:58:02Z

Our .h/.c detection is still a little blurry between C, C++ and Obj-C. We have some plans to improve this based on files in the directory (if there's a .cpp, the .h is most likely C++) or keywords (If there's an @implementation keyword, it's most likely Obj-C) but we haven't had a chance to deploy it yet.

Re: Source code language identification

2011-05-03T08:40:36Z

It doesn't, but GitHub has a 'graphs' feature which, among other things, does a percentage breakdown of what languages your project is written in.
I'm guessing milasudril was just curious about how that worked.
Chris

Re: Source code language identification

2011-05-03T07:50:15Z

Does git need to know about language? (I mean, beyond the fact that the
file is "text" or "binary")
*.h files can be C, Ch, C++, Objective-C or Objective-C++. When
compiling a program that includes such a file, the compiler will parse
it according to where the *.h file is included, and your make target

Google Group Closing

2011-05-02T23:55:49Z

Hi everyone,
After three glorious years, we're shutting down this Google Group next
Monday, May 9th, 2011.
You can always contact Official GitHub Support by emailing
supp...@github.com or visiting [link]
As for unofficial help, we recommend Stack Overflow:
[link]

Source code language identification

2011-05-02T12:15:06Z

How does github identify language? If I have a C++ include file,
should it end with .hpp rather than .h?

Re: Integrated Doc Gen and Push To Wiki

2011-05-01T12:07:52Z

Sounds like an interesting idea, but the problem is what languages would need support? C# has a different type of doc set to java, then there are other languages... I think building locally and pushing to the wiki site, unless I am missing something here, is probably the easiest thing...
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