So, there's a 'copy number' hotkey, which as far as I can see copies the unique number assigned by GH for that highlighted item. But then when you go up into the search, I'm not seeing a 'paste number'. Manually pasting it from the usual shell shortcut doesn't include the hash symbol, so just leaves a raw number as part of the search, which seems kinda useless?
Manually prepending a hash to doesn't seem to filter out that item in the list.
Now I'm guessing the intention was to take the number elsewhere to mention, aye? In that case I still think you really want the prefix hash at least. But it also seems like perhaps #X should be processed in the search as specifically asking for the thing that was copied, so the sake of easier and more intuitive usage.
(As a side note, I'm again sure this isn't the original intent, but being able to do something like `@me/repo' would also be really quite useful. Perhaps I'm a touch married to super intuitive and lazy usage of things over being very strict about search, but I know I'd enjoy being to to do things like this. I know this isn't 'lazygithub', though I kinda wish it was. =P)
So, there's a 'copy number' hotkey, which as far as I can see copies the unique number assigned by GH for that highlighted item. But then when you go up into the search, I'm not seeing a 'paste number'. Manually pasting it from the usual shell shortcut doesn't include the hash symbol, so just leaves a raw number as part of the search, which seems kinda useless?
Manually prepending a hash to doesn't seem to filter out that item in the list.
Now I'm guessing the intention was to take the number elsewhere to mention, aye? In that case I still think you really want the prefix hash at least. But it also seems like perhaps
#Xshould be processed in the search as specifically asking for the thing that was copied, so the sake of easier and more intuitive usage.(As a side note, I'm again sure this isn't the original intent, but being able to do something like `@me/repo' would also be really quite useful. Perhaps I'm a touch married to super intuitive and lazy usage of things over being very strict about search, but I know I'd enjoy being to to do things like this. I know this isn't 'lazygithub', though I kinda wish it was. =P)