Jim Porter

The thing I like about `gh-deploy` is that it's easy to use, and I don't have to think about uploading anything myself. As long as the interface is roughly similar,...

I was just thinking that `gh-deploy` (or whatever) would deploy docs for the _current_ version (as specified by some variable in `mkdocs.yml`). Then all you'd need would be a file...

> For example, when deploying to PyPI, you are required to upload a zip file which contains all of your site's files. The contents of that file will replace everything...

Not easily, no. All of our "links" are actually Redux actions that open a new window. (This is how we get telemetry for these links.) It's technically *possible* to fix...

On the other hand, open about:addons and go to "Get Add-ons" and look at the links for the authors of add-ons in that view. Those *do* have a tooltip. Still,...

@linuxwolf Yeah, I should probably go in and update the original comment with some more details. I think I alluded to it elsewhere, but the idea is that we *shouldn't*...

Works for me (Linux/Nightly)

Mostly for my own reference so I don't forget, but as implied in #513, the main issue is that a simple fix for this will break tests. We'll basically need...

Structurally, my plan here is to implement a `matchURL()` function that takes a query and an entry, and returns a bool indicating whether it matched. Then we can apply that...

@linuxwolf: 1. The query would be everything before the path in the URL (minus HTTP basic auth username/password, of course), so basically `URL.protocol + "//" + URL.host`; that will give...