Jesse van der Pluijm

Another false-positive. This one first shows a 500 error, then 1 sec later shows the actual content. https://blog.ginetta.net/getting-started-with-gatsby-and-cockpit-part-1-of-2-d86871932d44

It seems that, even though I've added the `LICENSE` file, `awesome-lint` still doesn't recognize the license. Might this be because it is not yet at the base branch of the...

I've reported an issue regarding the `awesome/heading` rule. See https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-lint/issues/90.

I've also opened an issue regarding the license. Even after adding it in a LICENSE file, it is still not detected. https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-lint/issues/91

Yes. I’ve put it in *draft* mode, and I’m monitoring to-do items in the PR description.

I figured out what is going on with the license linting error. (See https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-lint/issues/91#issuecomment-543116465.) It seems that the license is indeed checked on repo level, not for every branch. The...

It seems that two of the underlying 3rd party issues are still open. (Listed in the PR description.) In these cases the current setup does actually comply with the rules,...

Did these command line arguments ever get implemented? I'm trying to setup automated deployment of a subfolder to a `gh-pages` branch using `travis-ci` and decided to use their [script deployment](https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/script/)...

Ah I see, most of my JS knowledge comes from the frontend world indeed. Once you get it, that this is the pattern, it’s not a problem, easy. My main...

Hmm yes that does make sense. I was mainly looking for this option because (as you might be able to tell from my other issues: #4, #3) on our project...