github-username | Get a GitHub username from an email address | Email library

I am currently learning git, GitHub, and react.js. So, I need to host the react.js project in a GitHub domain. So I did some research and deployed the react.js in the GitHub domain. And I deployed the project successfully by doing these steps :

1.I created a GitHub repository.

2.Then I used this code in Terminal: npm install gh-pages --save-dev

3.Then I add this line in the package.json file: "homepage":"http://.github.io/" and I added this also in the package.json, scripts:

I have a profile creation form in my project for which i am using react-hooks-form and yup library for validation.

In the form there is one field named Github-Username which is optional. But i want to validate it if users enters the username and it should be more than 2 characters, something like that.

I'm trying to download the number of clones of one of my repos via shell. I've followed the instructions in the reference, but to no avail. This is what I do:

i'm presently working on a gitHub battle game with JavaScript manipulations. Please, how can i make the "PLAY AGAIN" button restart the game. (Starting All Over Again)

I also want to make the "DIV WITH CONTROL-BUTTON ID" display as block only if data fetch from API was successful.... Thanks

MY CODE IS BELOW:

There are a few tutorials out there on how to deploy a react-app to GitHub project pages, e.g., this post (i.e., www.{github-username}.github.io/{project-name}), using npm run deploy.

However, when I tried to deploy the react-app I built as my personal page (i.e., the URL will be www.{github-username}.github.io/), the terminal would freeze after a successful build while trying to deploy.

My package.json looks like below (as suggested by the existing tutorials):

I'm willing to update my GitHub username to be more consistent and recognizable with other sites and social media.

According to GitHub docs

Git commits that were associated with your GitHub-provided noreply email address won't be attributed to your new username and won't appear in your contributions graph. If your Git commits are associated with another email address you've added to your GitHub account, including the ID-based GitHub-provided noreply email address, they'll continue to be attributed to you and appear in your contributions graph after you've changed your username. For more information on setting your email address, see "Setting your commit email address."

What does exactly means? If I understand it correctly, if I change my username, my commits won't be attributed to me anymore? What is the correct meaning of "noreply email address" and "ID-based noreply email address"? How can I find if my commits were associated to one or another?

I other words, how can I check if I would lose my commit attributions before changing my username?

Please note that I work locally and that git config --list | grep email gives me user.email=@gmail.com.

I am define some secret credential in jenkins, and now I using it in jenkins pipeline like this:

I am trying to deloy a Jekyll site using FTP to a web server using Github actions. Everytime I deploy it all of the URLs generated have "/PAGES/GITHUB-USERNAME/REPO-NAME/" injected in the middle of them and look like the following:

I have an Azure Pipeline build which builds NuGet packages on Windows, MacOS and Linux and a deployment job that then takes the NuGet packages built from the Windows image and publishes them to Azure Artefacts, GitHub packages and NuGet.

With GitHub actions, I have managed to build NuGet packages on Windows, MacOS and Linux but I don't know how to then create a deployment job as that feature doesn't exist. I think I need to create a new deployment job that is triggered from a successful build job, pick up the NuGet packages from the successful build and then push them. However, I don't see a trigger type that can do that.