Append *.wiki.git* to the repository name.

That is, if your repository name was *foobar*:

```git clone git@github.com:myusername/foobar.git``` would be the path to clone your repository

and

```git clone git@github.com:myusername/foobar.wiki.git``` would be the path to clone its wiki.

Note: You must have at least one page to be able to clone the wiki repo. (via @tobiasz-cudnik)

You can clone the git wiki using following command.
```
git clone https://github.com/&lt;git-username&gt;/&lt;repo-name&gt;.wiki.git
```

The syntax for cloning Github wiki repository is:

    git clone [RepositoryName].wiki.git

If it&#39;s a private repository, then you&#39;ll prompted to enter your username/password.

The Wiki pages are managed as a repository. So click on your repository, then on the left side click on **Wiki**. Finally on the upper right corner click on **Clone Repository**. There you will clear instructions on how to clone it correctly.

I have `setOnCheckedChangeListener` implemented for my `checkbox`

Is there a way I can call

    checkbox.setChecked(false);

without triggering the `onCheckedChanged`

Change Checkbox value without triggering onCheckChanged

I need to validate user input of an international phone number. According to [E.164](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.164), the maximum length is 15 digits, but I was unable to find any information about the minimum. I consider digits only, no plus sign or separators.

What is the minimum length of a valid international phone number?

How do I clone my GitHub repository&#39;s wiki? I know it&#39;s saved as a separate Git repository, but I can&#39;t remember the path.

I&#39;ve tried ```...reponame/wiki.git``` and ```...reponame.git/wiki```, but neither are correct.


How do I clone a GitHub wiki?

<p>How do I clone my GitHub repository's wiki? I know it's saved as a separate Git repository, but I can't remember the path.</p>
<p>I've tried <code>...reponame/wiki.git</code> and <code>...reponame.git/wiki</code>, but neither are correct.</p>


I am new to Git and have a fairly large project that I want to push to a remote repo (Repo B) on Github. The original project was on Github as well but from a different repo (Repo A). I have to make some changes to files from Repo A before I can setup the project up on Repo B. I have setup the remotes, ssh keys etc. and I run into an issue when pushing the codebase to Repo B.


I get the following error all the time:

    $ git push &lt;remote_repo_name&gt; master
    Enter passphrase for key &#39;/c/ssh/.ssh/id_rsa&#39;:
    Counting objects: 146106, done.
    Delta compression using up to 4 threads.
    Compressing objects: 100% (35519/35519), done.
    fatal: pack exceeds maximum allowed size00 GiB | 154 KiB/s
    fatal: sha1 file &#39;&lt;stdout&gt;&#39; write error: Invalid arguments
    error: failed to push some refs to &#39;git@github.com:&lt;repo&gt;.git

I changed the following settings in my local gitconfig

    git config pack.packSizeLimit 1g
    git config pack.windowMemory 1g

... and ran git gc (which I see reorganized the packs so that each pack stayed within the packsize of 1GB). This did not work and I get the error seen above.

I tried to lower the size of each pack as well ....

    git config pack.packSizeLimit 500m
    git config pack.windowMemory 500m

... and ran git gc (which I see reorganized the packs so that each pack stayed within the packsize of 500MB). This did not work either and I ran into the same error.

I am not sure of what Github&#39;s default packsize limits are (if any). The account is a micro account if that matters.

Github remote push pack size exceeded

Following this [lead][1], I tried this in a Github README.md:

    &lt;span style=&quot;vertical-align: baseline; position: relative;top: -0.5em;&gt;text in superscript&lt;/span&gt;

Does not work, the text appears as normal. Help?


  [1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20171125132707/http://blog.jochmann.me:80/post/24465337253/tumblr-markdown-footnote-superscript-css

Superscript in markdown (Github flavored)?

When I am trying to push to my remote git repository, but it is taking forever and nothing happens. I waited for so long, but push is never getting finished. My OS is Ubuntu 12.10. Thank you.

Git push takes forever

I&#39;m wondering if there is any way to know who has checked out my project hosted on GitHub? This would include people who have forked the project directly on GitHub, as well as people who may have cloned the repository using standard `git clone` commands.

Is it possible to find out the users who have checked out my project on GitHub?

I have a project together with several people and we have a `README.md` file with a bunch of GitHub Flavored Markdown that is rendered on our GitHub page. We also set up a GitHub Pages branch which is hosted under our GitHub Organization&#39;s subdomain, and used the [**Automatic Page Generator**][1] simply loading in our `README.md` file when we created our page. However, I notice that when I update our `README.md` file, it does not update the project page. Instead, we must go to the GitHub settings tab and recreate the project page, reloading the `README.md` file when we do it. 

Also, after reading about [**relative linking**][2] working between documentation files on the GitHub project directory pages. I very much like the markdown as it saves tons of time from having to write all the HTML out by hand for our documentation. What I would like however is to be able to have one `README.md` file which is able to include relative links to other documentation files located at `docs/*.md`. I was hoping there was an easy solution so that my other documentation files might also be included in my gh-pages branch and be hosted under my GitHub Pages subdomain and be rendered and/or themed.

In other words, my questions are:

* Is there a way to have my README.md file automatically update on my Github Page subdomain?
 - **[ EDIT ] :** No appears to be the answer if using the Automatic Page Generator. You must go to the settings page for the repo and reload it every time there is a change in order to update it.  
&amp;nbsp;
* Is there a way I can have my relative links to my documentation on my README.md file work on my Github Pages, perhaps my somehow syncing my `/docs/*.md` to my Github Pages and somehow rendering and/or theming them?
 - **[ EDIT ] :** From what I&#39;ve learned since writing this question it appears that this is only possible on GitHub pages through the use of a [**static site generator**][3] like the ruby gem [**Jekyll**][4] and probably some uses of the [**webhooks supported by GitHub**][5] that are mentioned in the comments below. I am trying currently trying to find an optimal solution.  
&amp;nbsp;
* Better yet, is there an even easier way I can do this and perhaps have just one copy of my README.md and documentation that is used on both gh-pages and my main branch and makes everything easiest?
 - **[ EDIT ] :** It seems this one is almost definitely a no. I was thinking about the possibility of something built into GitHub to allow this. It seems that better support for this kind of thing may could be built into GitHub Pages in the future, or at least I definitely hope it will be.  
&amp;nbsp;

  [1]: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-pages-with-the-automatic-generator
  [2]: https://github.com/blog/1395-relative-links-in-markup-files
  [3]: http://www.mzlinux.org/?q=node/415
  [4]: https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll
  [5]: https://help.github.com/articles/post-receive-hooks

How can I sync documentation with Github Pages?

If you look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_Overflow

You&#39;ll notice there&#39;s a little &quot;Content&quot; section, if you click on one of the links, it will send you to a specific section on the page.

How do I do this in GitHub wiki?  With Markdown or whatever they use?

How do I create some kind of table of content in GitHub wiki?

I am collecting quite a lot of material in a GitHub wiki. I really like to use the wiki to cooperate with other people and IMHO the platform is really nice, I like it!

So, I would like to keep using the GH wiki to collect stuff, edit, save,etc but I also would like to export the content in order to create a pdf file that we can call &quot;a manual&quot;.
I would like to generate an updated version of the manual automatically everytime I want just running a couple of scripts, I can not put too much effort on this.

I guess it is possible to export the content somehow and the use pandoc (http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/) to create the pdf maybe adding an index and a style file.

Another interesting idea could be publish a website once a month dumping content directly from the wiki.

I guess other people already did something like this but I did not find anynthing. 
Any idea?



Effortless export from github wiki (?)

I&#39;m writing a wiki page on GitHub, and I&#39;m using Markdown. 

My problem is that I&#39;m putting a large image (this image is in its own repository) and I need resize it.

I have tried different solutions, but they do not work:

&lt;!-- language: none --&gt;

    ![image](http://url.to/image.png &quot;Title&quot; {width=40px height=400px})

    ![image](http://url.to/image.png = 250x250)

    ![image](http://url.to/image.png = 250x)

    [[http://url.to/image.png = 250x]]

Is there a way to get it?

It is preferable without HTML.


Resize image in the wiki of GitHub using Markdown

I am trying to set up Bower on a build server at our organization&#39;s data center, but `git`&#39;s port does not appear to be open on the data center&#39;s firewall.  I can use the git command line client to clone via `https://[repo]`, but not `git://[repo]`.

Is there a switch or preference which will instruct bower to perform git clone using `https` rather than the `git` protocol?

I&#39;ve looked at the source, and considered changing the resolution code to replace `git://` with `https://`, but I figured I&#39;d ask before I go to those lengths.

Bower install using only https?

I&#39;m trying to clone a remote repository on github, but it is big and my connection doesn&#39;t seem to be stable enough, so I can&#39;t clone it successfully.

But I have successfully downloaded the .zip of the repository.

Is there a way to use this zip as it was created by git clone, so I can push, pull etc..?

How to clone git repository from its zip

I am trying to clone the [angular-phonecat git repository][1], but I am getting the following message when I enter the command in my Git Bash:

    $ git clone git://github.com/angular/angular-phonecat.git  
    Cloning into &#39;angular-phonecat&#39;...  
    fatal: unable to connect to github.com:  
    github.com[0: 204.232.175.90]: errno=No error


  [1]: https://github.com/angular/angular-phonecat

Unable to Connect to GitHub.com For Cloning

I&#39;m trying to clone my fork of the kivy git, but it&#39;s not working. I&#39;ve made the fork correctly, I believe, but when I type this into my Mac terminal:

&gt; git clone https://github.com/mygitusername/kivy.git

I get this error:

&gt; fatal: could not create work tree dir &#39;kivy.: Permission denied

Anyone see what I am doing wrong? Thanks!

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How do I clone a GitHub wiki?

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What is the minimum length of a valid international phone number?

Change Checkbox value without triggering onCheckChanged

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