Oooooooooohhh, i *so* second that...that would be awesome to have back.
(I don't know nothing about js, but i guess "Creating a new Pull Request" is out of the question?)
EDIT:
Damnit, i didn't know he takes requests
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@rjd324 Your wish is my command. Please download and test the new script for github. It adds a download link above the branch button. It works only inside branches. Tags list has already a download link.
@Raziel "Creating a new Pull Request" includes a lot of javascript, that cannot be recreated in the same way I fix some CSS and the download link. It needs to rewrite everything to be compatible with the browser, and even if you do that, the website will not allow the execution of this code, for security reasons.
Tested the new "Download ZIP" and working...thank you
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Can you take a look at a local Plex server? Right now we don't get the login page at all. We've talked about supporting it with other tools but if we can get it in browser, which will be great.
It would be nice to have the explanation back. Under "About FarmRPG" (the full read and not a fade out like it is now)
More desirable even would be to get the "Recent posts by Farm RPG" section to display again.
I know nothing about html/js/css coding, so actually just curious and nice to have.
Thank you for taking a look
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@Raziel I am away from my Amigas for a couple of weeks. I get back to my home in a few days. I will check this out and let you know if it is possible for me to do anything with it.
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Just shows a grey screen, it worked a few months before until they changed something. Maybe you can get a rudimentary download page back?
Thank you
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@raziel Unfortunately, the problem with hvsc.c64.org website is the unsupported javascript, and I cannot do anything with that. This needs a newer version of WebKit to work.
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People are dying. Entire ecosystems are collapsing. We are in the beginning of a mass extinction. And all you can talk about is money and fairytales of eternal economic growth. How dare you! – Greta Thunberg
@Raziel The problem is that github does not provide anywhere in the source the download link, but it comes with Javascript at a later stage. So I had to find a way to make it from the data I have on the page.
Now, the page you tried to use is from a commit one. If you go to the master branch, it should work, right? I will have a look to if I can make it work for commit pages as well.
If you could achieve that, it would be a really nice thing to have, especially for bisecting the code. sgit can't do bisect (yet?), so i always have to manually download commits, compile, check if the bug is there, rinse, repeat, until i find the bad commit.
Having the possibility to do that without a PC sitting in the background to download the commits would be a big time saver.
Thank you
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