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What does "host" do #1003
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It can be used to use a different giscus server, e.g. if you run a self-hosted instance.
What version of the component are you using? That issue should've been fixed recently. |
I use the v2.2.6 version of @giscus/vue. I must add <template>
<Giscus
id="comments"
repo="laoergege/laoergege-blog"
repoId="MDEwOlJlcG9zaXRvcnkxMjM4OTQ4MDE="
categoryId="DIC_kwDOB2J8Ec4CTiA5"
mapping="specific"
:term="discussionID"
strict="0"
reactions-enabled="1"
emit-metadata="0"
input-position="top"
:theme="compTheme"
lang="zh-CN"
loading="lazy"
host="https://giscus.app"
/>
</template> |
Yeah, this confuses me a lot. But the |
Finally found the cause, apparently Vue sets the Should be fixed in v2.3.0, please update and confirm. Thanks! |
giscus-component/vue/src/lib/Giscus.vue
Line 43 in 2f941e1
What does "host" do, I've found that without it the iframe height doesn't adapt?
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