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Add configuration of shorthand link, e.g. GitHub linking #1491

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ghost opened this issue Feb 1, 2018 · 2 comments
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Add configuration of shorthand link, e.g. GitHub linking #1491

ghost opened this issue Feb 1, 2018 · 2 comments
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@ghost
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ghost commented Feb 1, 2018

It'd be really cool if you could write like [ {something} ](boostio/boostnote#1491) to link to the github repository without writing out the whole URL. Even maybe like gh: before to define it fully?

i.e. Check out this [Feature Request](gh:boostio/boostnote#1491) to compile to Check out this Feature Request

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tatoosh commented Feb 4, 2018

It would be nice to set the url. So i can use my selfhosted gitlab as issue link.

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ghost commented Feb 4, 2018

Good thinking, @tatoosh! Maybe we could have an option in preferences to define a URL for the linking? You could set it to like git.itspugle.ga, and it'll hyperlink to git.itspugle.ga/username/repository/issues/123 etc?

Maybe you can set up placeholders, incase it doesn't follow that convention?

@Flexo013 Flexo013 added feature request 🌟 Issue is a new feature request. and removed discussion 💬 Issue concerns a discussion. labels Jul 28, 2019
@Flexo013 Flexo013 changed the title [Feature Request] GitHub Linking Add configuration of shorthand link, e.g. GitHub linking Jul 28, 2019
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