gist.github.com allows cloning gists to local git repositories, and push changes back. This PR implements mapping local points to URLs.
One thing worth noting is that Gist needs the full 40-character SHA-1 for links to a specific revision (commit), but it's not easily obtainable for places like magit-log buffers. Opening the commit in its own buffer does work, though.
gist.github.com allows cloning gists to local git repositories, and push changes back. This PR implements mapping local points to URLs.
One thing worth noting is that Gist needs the full 40-character SHA-1 for links to a specific revision (commit), but it's not easily obtainable for places like
magit-log
buffers. Opening the commit in its own buffer does work, though.