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inch-ci / inch_ci-web

Web frontend for Inch CI
http://inch-ci.org/
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project is recognized as html but is js #163

Closed HansHammel closed 7 years ago

HansHammel commented 7 years ago

https://github.com/HansHammel/license-compatibility-checker

There is a huge HTML file in the project. First GitHub's recognition was also wrong. I corrected this using .gitattributes file with apropriate linguist setting, then tried to move the HTML file into a dot-folder, but InchCI is still recognizing the project as HTML. See the screenshots...

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Thanks.

rrrene commented 7 years ago

can you use the "change" link next to "HTML" on the Inch CI project page?

HansHammel commented 7 years ago

Sorry I have no login (and don't want to signup using github).

rrrene commented 7 years ago

Wow, that sounds a bit pretentious, but I guess sometimes stuff gets "lost in translation" over the internet.

I fixed your repo on Inch CI for you. :+1:

HansHammel commented 7 years ago

Pretentious!? Thanks, anyway.

rrrene commented 7 years ago

@HansHammel well it sounded strange to say "I want to use this software, but I do not want to login to use this software". But as I said: Maybe you have your reasons for not wanting to login and sometimes stuff comes off wrong over the internet. No harm, no foul. :neckbeard: :+1:

HansHammel commented 7 years ago

Well, René. I am no big fan of this login madness. And, as our case demonstrates, there is no need for a login to consume this service. Btw, I like to seperate things anyway. So InchCI is doing it right.

Let me ask one more thing. As a German, form a legal point of view, what do you think of all this singin-with-github services in terms of private repositories, e.g. commissional work and customer data, and the safe harbour verdict!? Maybe we should discuss this by mail.