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Several places now hard-code github-specific information. For example #118 introduces the github icon in the top bar, and the schema for pre-populating issue with parameters.
I realize that github is the main priority for this project, however I'd like to know:
If support of other repository types is on the roadmap?
What would be the most reasonable way to configure this?
For example if one wanted to adjust #118 to support bitbucket or gitlab, they would need to make the repository icon customizable (instead of fa-github), and change the schema for pre-populating the issue title and description. This is all doable, but I'd like to know how would the user control it? Would there be a single "repository_type" configuration key?
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Yes for sure - just a matter of hours in the day, and I think GitHub is the main one to prioritize.
I think the thing to do is to start using functions to generate values in the HTML, and then use python logic to determine whether the outputs should be one thing or another.
This is a continuation from #114, following #118.
Several places now hard-code github-specific information. For example #118 introduces the github icon in the top bar, and the schema for pre-populating issue with parameters.
I realize that github is the main priority for this project, however I'd like to know:
For example if one wanted to adjust #118 to support bitbucket or gitlab, they would need to make the repository icon customizable (instead of
fa-github
), and change the schema for pre-populating the issue title and description. This is all doable, but I'd like to know how would the user control it? Would there be a single "repository_type" configuration key?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: