Jakub Okoński
Jakub Okoński
Thanks, I'll take a stab at it soon.
I do not mean to have this approach replace the original one. It was merely an experiment I meant to build on top of the value level already provided by...
Thinking some more about this... Maybe it would be a good idea to expose an API like Servant? We could encode more information with our schema, like what arguments are...
Hi, I'm not familiar with github enterprise and if it provides any API, but you can give it a try [here](https://github.com/okonski/github-api-client/blob/experimental/lib/github-api-client/browser.rb#L13)
@kjing can you try [v0.3.2](https://rubygems.org/gems/github-api-client/versions/0.3.2) by setting: ``` GitHub::Config::Options[:server] = 'github_enterprise_inside_url' ``` where `github_enterprise_inside_url` is local ip or local domain of github inside installation (without `http://` part and `/`(slash) afterwards)...
looks like `HEAD` was referencing `master` by default and i didn't have branch master. I've renamed branches to more standard ones, now clones okay, can you try on your side?
thanks
Why do you need your own Activity class? What does it give you?
Unless you need different versions of Activity in one app (one with `read` column, the other with `something_else`) at the same time, you can just extend the Activity class with...
I think code extending the Activity class can be stored in app/models, or p_a can be adjusted to allow for that. Also, when you inherit from us and we change...