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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Many companies have custom domains for their git hosting. These domains often start by the forge name (gitlab., github., bitbucket.) and having mixed domains/forge is very rare (GitHub instance on gitlab.mycompany.tld for instance)
Describe the solution you'd like
After using GitLinker for a while, I only now discovered that it already supports host with wildcards. Since false-positive are very rare and can be overridden with the TLD anyway, I think that providing patterns by default might be a good default. This reduces entry-cost for user and will make GitLinker work with most enterprise forges by default.
Here are some pattern I have observed:
bitbucket.*: BitBucket
gitlab.*: Gitlab
ghe.*: GitHub (short for GitHub Enterprise)
github.*: GitHub
Describe alternatives you've considered
If adding patterns to the defaults are not something you want on GitLinker, can we add a short documentation to ensure users know they are able to use wildcards?
Additional context
N/A, thanks for this awesome project !
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Many companies have custom domains for their git hosting. These domains often start by the forge name (
gitlab.
,github.
,bitbucket.
) and having mixed domains/forge is very rare (GitHub instance ongitlab.mycompany.tld
for instance)Describe the solution you'd like
After using GitLinker for a while, I only now discovered that it already supports host with wildcards. Since false-positive are very rare and can be overridden with the TLD anyway, I think that providing patterns by default might be a good default. This reduces entry-cost for user and will make GitLinker work with most enterprise forges by default.
Here are some pattern I have observed:
bitbucket.*
: BitBucketgitlab.*
: Gitlabghe.*
: GitHub (short for GitHub Enterprise)github.*
: GitHubDescribe alternatives you've considered
If adding patterns to the defaults are not something you want on GitLinker, can we add a short documentation to ensure users know they are able to use wildcards?
Additional context
N/A, thanks for this awesome project !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: