Closed lucamauri closed 6 years ago
Hi;
Thanks for opening the issue. Pull-requests are often time sensitive - ie they're only really relevant between the time they're open and the time they're closed. I'm not sure why you'd want to embed them in a blog post.
That said, I'm open to someone submitting a pull-request for this which I'd definitely consider adding.
I understand you meaning: if you contribute to a project and you want to show what your contribution was and when it was merged, if ever, then a link to the pull request is the easiest way in my opinion.
I am working on this addition as it seems I can manage it by reusing lot of code. But please note this is the first time I work with WP extension, so I kindly ask you to help. After I added the proper code, how can I test this before submitting as a pull request? Sorry for the very basic question and thanks for the help.
After I added the proper code, how can I test this before submitting as a pull request?
Just install it on one of your own sites / local development machine and check that you can embed everything that is currently supported. There aren't any formal unit tests or similar at the moment.
No progress. Feel free to re-open once you have a PR ready.
Plugin should be able to decode link to Pull request and create a box from it. For instance a link like
https://github.com/Inclumedia/RecentPages/pull/4
should result in a box like the one already generated for Milestones for instance.