2017年10月9日 · Although GitHub removed the private messaging feature, there's still an alternative. GitHub host git repositories. If the user you're willing to communicate with has ever committed some code, there are good chances you may reach your goal. Indeed, within each commit is stored some information about the author of the change or the one who ...

There are no ways to do it because GitHub delivers only two kinds of notifications: Participating: Someone mentions you or a team you're a member of; You are assigned to an issue or pull request; Someone makes a comment in a conversation you're subscribed to; Watching Opened issues and their comments; Opened pull requests and their comments

2013年3月18日 · I created a python package "github-email-explorer" that you can use a command to get a email list from a repo for understanding who have starred. Here's an example: $ ge-explore --repo yuecen/github-email-explorer --action_type star fork watch The result looks like, User A <[email protected]>; User B <[email protected]>

2017年4月17日 · I'd like to restrict write access to the master branch in a github organization repository to its owner (namely me). This would enforce all contributors to make a branch instead of committing directly to master. If possible, I would also like to restrict access to approving pull requests to only me.

2023年5月9日 · The accepted answer is of course the correct answer, but I want to give a shoutout to a practical approach for popular repositories: tracking the history of the repository's GitHub Stars. While GitHub doesn't seem to have a built-in mechanism to do that, there are some external solutions (like star-history ).

You can try and reverse how pull requests happen. Go to your fork; Issue a Pull Request . By default this will be your fork on the right (head repo) requesting to push its commits and changes to the original repo (base repo) on the left.

2011年11月12日 · GitHub does not allow users to archive repositories and the available plans have fixed limits for the amount of repositories one may have. If I need to host more repositories than I'm allowed to and Some of those repositories are inactive, I would like to archive those repositories while keeping all the important information (issues, wiki ...

2015年11月18日 · Hopefully by now you've found an answer, but for anyone else with the same question, it won't show in your "Repositories" list, because that's only the repositories where you are an author/owner. However, on the left side of the main GitHub page (when you're logged in) you'll see a sidebar titled " Repositories ".

As stated in this GitHub blog post, A quick note: activity from starred repositories will not show up in your dashboard feed. Another thing worth noting is that any repositories you were previously watching can now be found on your stars page. If you want to go back to watching them, you’ll need to change them over yourself.

2015年8月1日 · I own a GitHub repository, A. Repository B is another open-source project, which is owned by someone else. Repository A depends on repository B (repository B is a submodule of A). If the owner of repository B decides to delete that repository, users will not be able to successfully clone/checkout/build my repository anymore.