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allow usage of a custom GitLab URL #14
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This is pretty much my first contribution to a Ruby gem
An absolute fantastic contribution! Added a needed feature, added tests, kept it inline with the way the rest of the code is written, and kept CI green.
I'll give my own blog's cert a run with this later today just as a final sanity check, but as long as it works I'll merge and push out a new release today.
Have you given it a try with your own gitlab instance?
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- Usually when doing a PR to a gem/library, just put something like
NEXT
, and leave it to the maintainers to bump the version.. - Also to follow semvar, this is a new "feature", so I probably should bump it to
0.3.0
... but it's such a small feature I'll .z release it
So no worries this time, just a note for the next PRs you send 😄
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Awesome, good to know. Thank you for the feedback!
I have used it with my own instance and with the commit I just added, it worked. |
This PR will add the ability to set a custom GitLab instance in
_config.yml
if you happen to be using Pages in a self-hosted environment.This is pretty much my first contribution to a Ruby gem, so I welcome any feedback on making it better.