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Bumps [regex](https://github.com/rust-lang/regex) from 0.2.2 to 1.5.5. Release notes Sourced from regex's releases. 1.0.0 This release marks the 1.0 release of regex. While this release includes some breaking changes, most users...

dependencies

Mostly a simple gist host but it seems it doesn't have a raw URL. Instead, the raw gist text is within a `div#cleartext` element in the HTML that'd have to...

feature

This shouldn't be confused with _dpaste.de_ which is different and already implemented :) dpaste.com looks like a `Basic` gist, with simple URL patterns for both HTML and raw URLs.

feature
easy
good first issue

This host should be a typical `Basic` host with `ghostbin.com/paste/$ID` as HTML URL format and `ghostbin.com/paste/$ID/raw` as raw URL format. IDs are digits and lowercase letters.

feature
good first issue

This is almost `Basic` pastebin that automatically creates gists out of things pasted into IRCCloud client by its user. The HTML URL format is something like https://irccloud.mozilla.com/pastebin/fqQ7iPhh/, and the raw...

feature
good first issue

https://github.com/kriomant/mockers It definitely seems more appropriate for unit tests of individual hosts, though we may still want to keep `InMemoryHost` for integration testing (if we ever have any, that is...

refactor

Okay, this one is funky. The raw gist doesn't actually seem to have an URL at all, it just shown on the HTML page via JavaScript (!). So we probably...

feature
easy
good first issue

Straightforward `Basic` host, it seems, with the following URL patterns: * HTML: `https://nopaste.me/view/$ID` * raw: `https://nopaste.me/view/raw/$ID` ID format is `[0-9A-Za-z]+` from the looks of it. Alternate raw URL is `https://nopaste.me/view/download/$ID`,...

feature
easy
good first issue

Straightforward `Basic` gist host. The language seems to be baked into the gist itself there, and not any particular link to it, though, so if we want to extract it...

feature
easy
good first issue

Looks like a simple `Basic` gist host. Suggested ID: `pry`.

feature
easy
good first issue