This seems kind of silly. When would a person ever want to remove a file but not check that the changes didn't break anything?
In fact, as much as I like GitHub, using it entirely from the web interface seems a little dangerous in general. The only scenario where I see it being useful is for changes along the lines of fixing spelling mistakes. Everything else it's stupid not to test it before pushing...
In fact, as much as I like GitHub, using it entirely from the web interface seems a little dangerous in general. The only scenario where I see it being useful is for changes along the lines of fixing spelling mistakes. Everything else it's stupid not to test it before pushing...