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jantman / repostatus.org

A standard to easily communicate to humans and machines the development/support and usability status of software repositories/projects.
http://www.repostatus.org
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Make your badges the "standard" height? #2

Closed jennybc closed 9 years ago

jennybc commented 9 years ago

The badges from repostatus are a bit shorter than those from, e.g. travisci and coveralls. This may be a little OCD but this bugs me. Any chance you could make yours match the others in height?

You can see them all next to each other here:

https://github.com/jennybc/gspreadr/blob/master/README.md

leeper commented 9 years ago

:+1:

jantman commented 9 years ago

@jennybc Sincerest apologies for this sitting so long. I adjusted my default watch settings for new repos because of a slew of new ones created at work, and apparently forgot to watch my own new repos... :sob:

Now that you mentioned this, I'm terribly bothered by it as well. I'll be merging @leeper's PR in the next few days.

jennybc commented 9 years ago

@jantman I have somehow managed to soldier on with sightly undersized badges :smile: Thanks for looking after this and thanks @leeper for making a PR.

leeper commented 9 years ago

@jantman Sounds good on this and the other issues!

jantman commented 9 years ago

This is merged and released in 1.0.0, and now live.

To pull in the changes, you'll need to update the badge URLs. The recommended way of doing this is changing them from badges/0.1.0/ to badges/latest/, which will always track the latest release.

Apparently the issue here wasn't anything on my end; shields.io changed the size of their badges at some point.