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Links to GitHub repos #49

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jzaefferer opened this issue Jul 18, 2012 · 10 comments
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Links to GitHub repos #49

jzaefferer opened this issue Jul 18, 2012 · 10 comments

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When people spot issues on our sites, they should instantly see a link to this and the respective content repo to report issues.

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The foundation for this is laid out, and learn.jquery.com already makes use of it. Still need to figure out how/where to put the source link in other sites.

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@johnkpaul is this something you could work on for other sites?

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@jzaefferer Sure. The source url is now stored in every site, not just learn. It's just a matter of putting a call to the new function jq_get_github_url into the templates. Are there specific designs for this in every site?

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I don't think there's design for that anywhere, apart from learn. Can you look into adapting that?

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Yes, I'll start working on it for qunitjs and then move to others.

rdworth pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2012
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@johnkpaul could you look into this (again)?

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@jzaefferer Yes, I will look into this next week.

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Great. Keep in touch with @ajpiano and @scottgonzalez in #jquery-content, since they're both working on web-base-template and sites. This ticket was discussed there yesterday.

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hey @johnkpaul! Want to give this another try? Its been a mere year...

Btw. we can even pre-fill some of the fields with the right query parameters, like this.

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This is being tracked in #279 now.

mgol added a commit to mgol/jquery-wp-content that referenced this issue Apr 15, 2020
The Clipboard.js library often doesn't really copy to clipboard despite
reporting it completed successfully. Instead, this commit switches from it
to a polyfill to a native clipboard async API that works (tested in Chrome 81,
Firefox 75 & Safari 13.1).

Fixes jquery#49
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