GitHub's gists are actually repos where each revision is a commit without any message. In order to replicate this if you're manually editing a gist repo is to use --allow-empty-message for your commits. But as far as I can see, Fork does not let me make a commit without a message; the commit button is grayed out:
and there's no obvious "allow empty message" override anywhere, despite it being something that is supported by Git.
GitHub's gists are actually repos where each revision is a commit without any message. In order to replicate this if you're manually editing a gist repo is to use
and there's no obvious "allow empty message" override anywhere, despite it being something that is supported by Git.
--allow-empty-message
for your commits. But as far as I can see, Fork does not let me make a commit without a message; the commit button is grayed out: