I've recently forked a couple of projects on github. One for some local Hacktoberfest experimentation and the other to poke around a bit with SmartThings device handlers. If I look at the repos on my github account, they report as some number of commits behind the project they were forked from.
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I upgraded my development VM and had to start from scratch. Considering that my previous VM was a horrible mish-mash of conflicting development environments, this may not be all bad. However, I don't know what I'm doing, so I'll likely end up with another horrible, but hopefully less-bad, evironmen...
In my repo tree on my VM:
cat .git/configYou can see the remote URL in there. It should look like: url = https://user@bitbucket.org/user/repository.git or url = https://gitlab.com/user/repository.git
Run:
git remote set-url origin git@gitlab.com:user/repository.gitGitlab uses the g...
Hi, my name is Chris and I'm still addicted to buying domain names, hosting half-baked ideas and then neglecting them. (See here: https://chrisweber.com/blog/my-hosting-mess)
Still abandoned, although I did attempt to "revive" it by at least updating it to the latest and greatest version of...
Hi, my name is Chris and I'm addicted to buying domain names, hosting half-baked ideas and then neglecting them.
This is an abandoned blog powered by either hugo or jekyll (I can't remember which). It's hosted (statically) via netflify and deployed via bitbucket.
This site, powered by...
Due to a tools change, I recently needed to move my worktrees around at work. I wanted to keep my old ones around in a semi-functional state until I can get everything moved over to the new ones. But I want the new ones to be in my preferred path and use my preferred naming conventions. Once I ha...