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.git is meaningful when check history of some code
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
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
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track something to improve error messaging for unsupported s? isn't supported right now, and it isn't clear at all that it doesn't work
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?
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.
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Repository: Jarred-Sumner/git-peek. Description: git repo to local editor instantly Stars: 756, 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.