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Hi oelmekki, two questions: - What's the idea: do you want Github to treat repositories that have a config file named, say, github_commit_policy, and then run
by chalst 13y ago
Hi oelmekki, two questions:
- What's the idea: do you want Github to treat repositories that have a config file named, say, github_commit_policy, and then run your Javascript on the relevant repo pages?
- You announced your patch to the Github team 2 days ago, according to the linked page: have you heard anything?
- oelmekki 13y ago1. Basically, the plugin should be ran on any textarea that produces mail content or commits, so that they respect the 72 characters convention, even when not produced from a mail client or with git/vim. 2. They thanked me for showing them the project, but didn't mentioned anything about using it or not using it.
- chalst 13y agoThanks. So you only see this as a browser plugin, not something that should be served by Github.
- oelmekki 13y agoThere's two parts, here : the jquery plugin and the browser extension. I would love github to implement the jquery plugin on relevant textareas, thus automatically providing sane wrapping by default. The browser extension is to allow users to get this feature right now, and in case that github finally doesn't use the jquery plugin. This would not provide wrapping by default for everyone, but at least those who want it can have it.