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itsbrex

works fine from the command line, but I can't get the url-handler to work. I determined it's not the Chrome extension either since the url doesn't trigger git-peek in Safari either. Running an M1 Pro Max on macOS 13.0 (22A380) if that helps. Haven't been able to sort it out. 🤕 If you click it serveral times it will eventually show this: !image

itsbrex · 3y ago
JayBrown

So git-peek didn't work as expected with BBEdit. Config file has It was working fine in iTerm, but as soon as I use the Firefox extension via the git-peek app, it failed. What I noticed was the following: the code signature of git-peek.app was broken, and it's not possible to apply a new signature, because was in the wrong place within the bundle. So I moved that file to , then changed its editor line to , then changed to i.e. changed the path of the variable , whereas "USER" is substituted for my actual username, of course… then code-signed the app again, which finally worked, because was now in a proper nested location. (Note: a broken signature might cause problems on Big Sur on arm64 macOS.) Now, running git-peek via the Firefox extension opened BBEdit alright, but after the repo downloaded, it didn't show & was colored red, which in BBEdit means that a file has been deleted, in our case that the repo was deleted immediately after download. How do I solve this problem? git-peek via iTerm !snap1 git-peek via Firefox extension !snap2

JayBrown · 5y ago
AndrewSB

really cool tool, qq that the README doesn't make clear: is the brew installed version giving me the binary? or is it installing the 20% slower npm version?

AndrewSB · 5y ago
nodesocket
brew packageClosedIssue

Is it possible to get a brew package published? I've never tried to cook a formula on brew before. Not sure it's even possible with Node.js and being installed globally.

nodesocket · 5y ago
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Repository: Jarred-Sumner/git-peek. Description: git repo to local editor instantly Stars: 757, Forks: 18. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (96.1%), TypeScript (3.5%), C# (0.4%). License: MIT. Topics: bbcode, cli, clone, fetch, github, github-api, github1s, githubcli, githubclient, homebrew, nvim, sublime-text, vim, vimrc, visual-studio-code. Latest release: 1.3.18 (5y ago). Open PRs: 0, open issues: 3. Last activity: 5y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: Jarred-Sumner, tsathis.