custom commit url template string doesn't work if remote is not named 'origin'

[noseglid]

I have only one remote, named 'gerrit' which points to my Gerrit code review git repo. We also have a cgit connected to this which provides an HTTP interface to the repo. I utilized the custom url in settings: 'https:///cgit.cgi/<%-repo%>/gerrit.git/commit/?id=<%-revision%>' (nifty feature by the way). When I now click on a commit after bringing up the git blame, it gives me 'Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'match' of null' in '/home/alexo/.atom/packages/git-blame/lib/util/RemoteRevision.js:65'.

I tried changing the name on my remote to 'origin', where it worked fine (and correctly opened my browser to the specified commit).

[alexcorre]

I'll add a user setting for a custom remote name if origin fails. That should solve your problem right?

[noseglid]

Yep, that'd work fine. Thanks.

[alexcorre]

Short term I will add this setting in the next day or two.

I have another question though...would this be across ALL your projects? Do you always have your main remote named 'gerrit'? Or is this only for a project here or there.

Long run I'm thinking this should be project specific. Having a discussion on how best to make this possible in #18 potentially using git config or git-blame for atom config that is checked into the project. Thoughts?

[noseglid]

The remote is not always named gerrit. There is also times where I have multiple remotes for the same project. Perhaps a way to specify which remote I want to use for blame? (In my case they are very often mirrors and blame would show same result regardless of which remote it used).