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Fetch GitHub Pull Requests Locally

It’s by no means a secret thing and Google will be the first to tell you, but by the off chance that someone hasn’t thought about it, here’s just the command how to do it. git fetch origin pull/<id>/head:<branch> <id> refers to the pull request id on GitHub<branch> refers to a custom branch name of […]

August 14, 2018By eXpl0it3r Tools Git, GitHub, microblog, pull requestLeave a Comment

TileMapCreator – Update 02

Nearly two month have passed since the last update on the TileMapCreator and I kind of feel bad about it. For my excuse I’m studying for my upcoming big exam. Last time I was talking about the grid and how I want it to improve; I’ve spend quite some time thinking and trying out things, […]

July 10, 2012By eXpl0it3r Tools Git, GitHub, grid, GUI, TileMapCreatorLeave a Comment
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