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I work on a large international team using GitHub Enterprise. I think it would be cool to support that. We could probably do something like check if we are in a git working tree and if the origin is not github.com then to try the origin as a GitHub Enterprise URL, falling back to github.com.
The trickiest part would be authorization. Would it be reasonable to ask users to place access tokens somewhere?
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In the background, it uses gh-got to make some API calls. So I guess when you export GITHUB_ENDPOINT as documented in gh-got, that part is covered.
The only thing that should be fixed is dev-time#L16 line. In order to retrieve the timezone, it downloads the repository with the latest contribution of the user. Is it as simple as https://git.myenterprise.com/some-repo.git? Not really familiar with GitHub Enterprise.
I work on a large international team using GitHub Enterprise. I think it would be cool to support that. We could probably do something like check if we are in a git working tree and if the
origin
is notgithub.com
then to try the origin as a GitHub Enterprise URL, falling back togithub.com
.The trickiest part would be authorization. Would it be reasonable to ask users to place access tokens somewhere?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: