Robin Millette
Robin Millette
As I mentionned in #467 in bash you can prevent commands from entering history when you precede them with a space.
Not sure if it's related, but if I create a Dat with {temp: true}, archive.readdir() always returns an empty array. If it's unrelated, I can open another issue.
@mafintosh usually (not FUSE), the webserver only needs read access. Which it has thru the "other" rights (millette-owned 775, example for directories). But it's not enough in this case.
After adding myself to the caddy (webserver) group (`sudo adduser millette caddy` - number 997 according to `/etc/group`) and doing: ```sh hyperdrive stop hyperdrive fuse-setup --group=997 --force hyperdrive start grep...
Related: #68
Using bash and #ed commands aren't showing up for me either. I use them for temporary commands I'll be rewriting. **EDIT**: Hmm, seems to be working now, not sure what...
My two cents: the name is good as is.
If you really are specific to github, there's the [repository API](https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/#list-languages). For instance https://api.github.com/repos/flosse/sloc/languages outputs: ``` JavaScript { "CoffeeScript": 35050, "JavaScript": 7074 } ``` Otherwise, general git support would be...