Allow third party repository locations#177
Allow third party repository locations#177isorna wants to merge 4 commits intogooglearchive:masterfrom
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heh, already sent in this pull request two months ago #156 |
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Pinging @frankiefu -- we have two PRs on this, can you PTAL? |
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Hmm... How did that change ever work? There is no global githubLink. Should that be this._ githubLink instead?
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Oh I'm sorry, I've like 3 different versions of this project, and pushed the wrong one. Fixed
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Currently it will match if http is in any part of the source url. Can you change it to make sure it matches only if it starts with http?
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I'm sorry, I hope now it's fixed. Thanks frankiefu.
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Hi there,
I'm using polymer-element-catalog for generating our own project documentation, but there seems that source code's link always go to github, and we're using stash. I'd modified this file in order to allow full http links, instead of github relative repos.
I hope you like it, I think it'll help people like me to use their own repos.
Regards