Michael
Michael
> Direct linking to a commit hash was completely unexpected to me, I am conflicted: Using commit hash is The Way ™️ to unambiguously link someone to exactly what you're...
Is there a cute `@{u}` trick one could pull?
Isn't this fixed? Should it be closed?
Related #239, #236
Please note that the last available F-Droid version does not include #236, so GitHub authentication does not work for new users. They cannot complete the auth flow.
Does [`useHttpPath`][1] help you? ``` sh git config --global credential.github.com.useHttpPath true ``` You'll end up with a login for each repo in GitHub (not each username), but at least you...
@gistofj I must have misunderstood #363. I thought what you said above only worked in Bitbucket.
I Ctrl+C if there's a problem and rerun the last command. It tends to successfully load the credentials for some reason. This isn't ideal, but it seems to work for...
> A workaround is to put the username yourself in the remote URL (`git remote set-url origin https://[email protected]/`) , so that GCM stores your credentials with `https://[email protected]/`, but that's kind...
Now that BNF generators for `sublime-syntax` ([primary (Rust)](https://github.com/BenjaminSchaaf/sbnf), [alternative (Python)](https://github.com/nuchi/sublime-from-cfg)) have been around for a little while, I suspect the number of `branch_point`-requiring syntaxes is going to jump.