Mislav Marohnić

`devops-infra:test/hub/test` should be a good value if the `devops-infra` account owns the fork where the head branch is coming from, and if `test/hub/test` is the name of the git branch...

> So maybe it's trying to use organization name instead of a team? Well, it failed on opening the PR in the first place. I didn't even get to request...

Hello, right now this isn't possible. However, if you don't wish to have the token stored in `~/.config/hub`, you can erase it from there, and have your shell rc file...

It's possible, but I don't want to use the gitconfig file for anything related to hub.

> Have you a specific reason for that? Yes: to allow people to check their gitconfig in version control in case they back up their dotfiles. Lots of people publish...

@lox If you have multiple GitHub accounts, there is no elegant way. You could create a wrapper script for hub: ``` sh #!/bin/bash set -e # Check $PWD and set...

@aydamacink Thank you for reporting! Is it possible that `aydamacink` does not have access to the `organization/project` repository, or that PR `#2323` does not exist? This looks like a legitimate...

Thank you for reporting this! We do not yet have support for per-organization issue nor pull request templates. I'm going to re-label this as "feature", but I can also see...

Here is where the `pull-request` command reads repo templates from disk: https://github.com/github/hub/blob/ec93940647a88a6389cf3afbd4d8e6c5601fe9a6/commands/pull_request.go#L302-L305 You would need to add a condition that, in case a template isn't found in this repo, fetches...

Hub detects the default branch for a repository like this: `git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD` This will likely be "master" for your repository. You can change it to "develop": ``` git remote...