Github broke the UI again

[MrNaif2018]

Description

Today I opened the repository page, and it got stretched in an unnatural way. Reproducable both in chrome and firefox

Screenshot

Other information

• Link to page with the issue: https://github.com/Kir-Antipov/GitHub-Defreshed
• Browser: Firefox/Chrome latest
• Operating System: Linux Mint 20.3 XFCE
• GitHub-Defreshed version: 4.4.1

[Kir-Antipov]

Oh no, why does everything have to break during the goddamn war?

Can confirm, but I don't have any mental capacity to work on something at the moment, so pr will be really appreciated

[MrNaif2018]

Yeah, I can totally understand you ):
I may try to check it, is it somewhere near https://github.com/Kir-Antipov/GitHub-Defreshed/blob/master/src/fixers/repository/columns-fixer.ts?

[Kir-Antipov]

I think it's more about ContainerFixer

[medievil1]

PR, issue pages are normal width, so likely github made a change to allow the front page to use full resolution width instead of a fixed scalable size.. using browser zoom - side only shrinks the font, the page container does not change... it looks a bit weird, BUT everything is where it is supposed to be. just text is dangerously close to the edge on the left and could get cut off

[MrNaif2018]

To update: even with #50 (using it for a while now, thanks @An-dz), today when loading repository page, then clicking for example pull requests button and then home button again, the UI is a bit broken once again

[An-dz]

@MrNaif2018 What do you mean by "Home button"?

[MrNaif2018]

I meant code button to return to repository's main page, sorry

[An-dz]

Managed to reproduce now, but won't be able to fix it anytime soon.

[medievil1]

it is broken again unfortunately

[Kir-Antipov]

Yeah, it's been broken for quite a while now. Sadly, as a single maintainer, I cannot keep up with all the updates that are constantly being pushed by GitHub. While many of them are subtle and often don't even change anything visually, they do alter the layout and class names I relied on to make this project work.

Don't get me wrong, I still dislike the "refreshed" UI; not because of the round buttons and stuff, but because it's simply less practical than the original UI. However, I've decided to accept defeat. Pouring as much time and effort into this project, as it needs to continue functioning, is even more impractical than just dealing with the new UI.