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0 results on "The token enables [some features]" link in Firefox add-on preferences #3825
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Its working for me in chrome. it links to https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/search?q=github-helpers/api |
https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/search?q=github-helpers/api It's the same link. It works in the sense that the page exists, it just contains no information relevant to what I thought the link was supposed to show me. I think it's pointing at the wrong URL. Based on the context where the link appears, I would have expected the link to bring me to a page with a list of features that would be enabled by adding a personal token, but it links to a seemingly unrelated search with 0 results. (Sorry, I could have described this better. It's not strictly a "broken link"; I just couldn't think of a better wording.) |
That’s weird. I get 36 code results on that page (Safari) |
I checked Chrome, and it indeed shows 36 results too. Copied and pasted the same link into Firefox: 0 results. 💫 Testing theories:
I'll try disabling extensions one by one to narrow this down, |
If I am logged in to Github, I get 0 results for https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/search?q=github-helpers/api in both Chrome and Firefox. If I'm logged out, I see the 36 results I'm supposed to. Disabling add-ons has no effect. But why?
While trying random stuff, I noticed that I get the intended 36 results if I search this repository for github-helpers api (the same search, but with a space instead of I also noticed that I get 0 code results even if I search Github globally for github-helpers/api, so one would think the
But for some reason, seemingly only on my account, and seemingly only for this specific search query, I get 0 results. Except if I remove the slash that is supposed to do nothing; then it works. I must herefore conclude that my Github account is cursed. Here's the whole mystery summarised in one screenshot: If allowing mysteriously cursed users to access documentation is a priority, then I would propose amending the problematic search link to contain a space instead of a slash. The slash is supposedly a no-op, so replacing it with a space shouldn't affect non-cursed users. (Someone non-cursed please confirm, by visiting https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/search?q=github-helpers+api&type=code and observing 36 results?) |
This is for you: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KXBI2_zH9Js Could you report it to GitHub? in the meantime, yes, we can replace it with a space. My non-cursed account reports 36 results either way |
@fregante Thanks for the fix and music. 😄 I |
This link points to a search with 0 results:
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