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Integration with Github
Setting up network branch visualization (github-hosted repos only)
Look at the ‘network’ page of the repo, the one that looks like this:
http://github.com/#{@github_user}/#{@github_repo}/network
Then within your repo, run
git config github.user GITHUB_USERgit config github.repo GITHUB_REPO
(using the values from the URL above).
If you want an override-able global default for the github_user, run
git config --global github.user GITHUB_USER
You can also try this ridiculous snippet (which greps for a github URL in the git remote setup)
git config remote.origin.url | ruby -e '$_=STDIN.readlines; $_.join(" ") =~ %r{github\.com[\:/]([\w\-]+)/([\w\-]+)\.git}; `git config github.user #{$1}; \ngit config github.repo #{$2}` ' ; git config --list | grep github
