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I would like to ask if this could generate code blocks from a remote git repository --- more specifically, from GitHub itself --- like GitHub already does when mentioning lines on an issue.
I have "scanned" the README, but, at a first glance, I couldn't find anything about a git repository.
Much obliged in advance.
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On 4/10/24 17:52, Luiz Antônio wrote:
G'day to all the contributors on this project!
I would like to ask if this could generate code blocks from a remote
git repository --- more specifically, from GitHub itself --- like
GitHub already does when mentioning lines on an issue.
I have "scanned" the README, but, at a first glance, I couldn't find
anything about a git repository.
Much obliged in advance.
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I know that pandonc can load pictures (jgm/pandoc#750) and documents from the internet, so I guess it's possible technically.
What if we tried to get the git repository instead of a file folder and "parse it" into this module using some sort of "libgit"?
That's an interesting idea and I'm willing to aid on it as much as my time permits.
G'day to all the contributors on this project!
I would like to ask if this could generate code blocks from a remote git repository --- more specifically, from GitHub itself --- like GitHub already does when mentioning lines on an issue.
I have "scanned" the README, but, at a first glance, I couldn't find anything about a git repository.
Much obliged in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: