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w35l3y / userscripts

Public userscripts to be used with Greasemonkey
http://gm.wesley.eti.br
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404 errors in 2 scripts for 63808.user.js #9

Closed iBubbless closed 10 years ago

iBubbless commented 10 years ago

Browser: Firefox 29.0.1 Greasemonkey: 1.15 Script:

Url:

Error Message:

Obs.: n/a

jerone commented 10 years ago

Confirmed on "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:30.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/30.0"

w35l3y commented 10 years ago

I don't know where you found these links, but you shouldn't be using them.

the correct links are:

Please read Installing instructions before reporting an issue.

jerone commented 10 years ago

For some people the raw.github.com links are redirected to raw.githubusercontent.com without the master replaced by the commit SHA.

w35l3y commented 10 years ago

I don't think so. Are you sure? I am new here. All that I know is that when they click on the "Description" of the latest commit instead of the "Filename" ( for example, https://github.com/w35l3y/userscripts/tree/master/scripts ), they go to a url containing SHA.

But if you are sure, then I won't be able to use relative paths on my scripts anymore. The idea behind of using relative paths is that it should work even if someone forks the repo.

I think it is time to update the Installing instructions. :)

jerone commented 10 years ago

Guess it's part of this announcement: https://developer.github.com/changes/2014-02-21-gist-raw-file-url-change/

jerone commented 10 years ago

I think it is time to update the Installing instructions. :)

That's why I provide an install button in my readme's :)

w35l3y commented 10 years ago

Nice! It's great to have good examples. You organized your scripts into folders.

Sadly, it seems the active scriptwriters are all migrating to github.

jerone commented 10 years ago

Sadly, it seems the active scriptwriters are all migrating to github.

I was already used to Github and with USO in disarray, I moved everything there. Luckily OpenUserJS has active oauth & sync with Github and GreaseFork allows syncing urls, only MonkeyGuts is left.

You organized your scripts into folders.

Yes, that way every script can have a readme of their own.

w35l3y commented 10 years ago

Since there wasn't any comment about recorrence of this problem, then it will be closed.

Installation instructions was updated and now there should have an Install button at each folder of userscripts.