Closed katrinleinweber closed 1 week ago
Minor update to a couple of short, simple trigger/replace packages. No script/shell/cmd or malicious code.
I must admit, I liked the README.md
tables - I consider that page in the Hub as a sort of shop-window for the package with a quick and easy way of seeing what it's about, without inspecting the code. I guess it's less important for easily readable packages like yours. I'm not sure that people browsing the packages will stop to run the curl
command, and most of us don't have yq
installed anyway. I wasn't sure of the relevance of the bit about dependencies, though, so am happy to lose that.
Would you kindly update the package paths and _manifest.yml
versions to 0.1.1
or 0.2.0
please?
By the way, you might be interested in the short conversation on Discord on a similar topic
@federico-terzi isn't around much these days, so I wouldn't expect a response from him, I'm afraid.
Thank you for your submission!
@smeech Sure thing, done.
I liked the
README.md
tables - I consider that page in the Hub as a sort of shop-window for the package …
Agreed. How about a TypeScript-based enhancement of the Source
tab so that it would not only display the raw YAML, but actually be rendered below the ReadMe content into a table?
Agreed. How about a TypeScript-based enhancement of the
Source
tab so that it would not only display the raw YAML, but actually be rendered below the ReadMe content into a table?
Is this a suggested enhancement for the Hub, or a plan to reorganise your own README.md
?
If the latter, it has to be useful to people browsing the Hub, and we have to ensure the Hub registers its content. We have enough difficulty rendering README.md
files, so I guess they have to be fairly conventional.
Merged. I'll be interested to see how the Hub copes with deletion of the previous version (which is not recommended, but I think is generally a good idea).
Since the hub-site can has a
Source
tab, I see no point in keeping the tables and associated dev dependencies.Also:
clipboard
uses into 1global_vars