python - Posting to a Gist with Github API - Stack Overflow Take the contents from a file gifc create create md -d "How to create a gist from cli" -f file md Update a gist Edit all (or some) files iteratively gifc update ffd2f4a482684f56bf33c8726cc6ae63 -i vi You can get the gist id from the get method from earlier Change description gifc update ffd2f4a482684f56bf33c8726cc6ae63 -cd "New description"
git - Pull All Gists from Github? - Stack Overflow Is there an API call or any scripts that I failed to overturn that would pull all my Gists from Github to an outside git repo or just return me a list of their names? I know each one is a separate
How to get the ID of a specific gist revision? - Stack Overflow The template you use should work Make sure you replace <revision-id> with the correct commit hash In the GitHub UI, go to Revisions, find the proper one, on the file under click View file, and then the Raw button
javascript - Gist-embed with Angular app - Stack Overflow It works no problem on my homepage (which is not part of the Angular app) but when I use something like: <code data-gist-id="<gist-id>">< code> within the app it won't show There are no messages in the console to explain why though Could someone explain why and offer a solution?
Is there a URL query string for searching own GitHub Gists? Is there a URL query string for searching only own GitHub Gists? I wouldn't care if it only worked with public Gists The only thing I could find is the URL for searching all public Gists, but tha
git - Transfer gist repo to github - Stack Overflow You now can rename the remote of gist: git remote rename origin gist Each time you make changes (or pull changes from github gist), you can do: git push # To github git push gist master # To gist This will also push back your changes to the gist and not only the github repo
How can I delete a specific revision of a github gist? I created a Gist on GitHub and I saw information I don't want anyone to see I updated the file since, but everybody can still access the old revision of the file Except deleting the Gist, is ther
git - Github committing (push) gist - Stack Overflow git remote add origin git@gist github com:869085 git git fetch origin # Push your changes, also setting the upstream for master: git push -u origin master Strictly speaking, the git fetch origin and -u argument to git push origin master are optional, but they will helpfully associate the upstream branch master in origin with your local branch