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I will work on this.
Using username/repo is a common shorthand for GitHub repos, used at minimum by:
username/repo
And I frequently find myself using this pattern for personal CLIs (eg. vim package manager, git clone for my own directory structure, etc)
What would be necessary:
(user: Fig.Suggestion) => Fig.Suggestion
(repo: Fig.Suggestion) => Fig.Suggestion
lastToken.slice(lastToken.indexOf("/")).match(githubUsernameRegex)
import { github } from "@fig/generators"; // ... { args: { debounce: true, generators: github({ // Could be `suggestUsers?: boolean | ((user: Fig.Suggestion) => Fig.Suggestion) suggestUsers: false, suggestRepos: (repo) => ({ ...repo, icon: "📦" }), includeForks: false, includeTemplates: false, }), } }
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I will work on this.
Using
username/repo
is a common shorthand for GitHub repos, used at minimum by:And I frequently find myself using this pattern for personal CLIs (eg. vim package manager, git clone for my own directory structure, etc)
What would be necessary:
(user: Fig.Suggestion) => Fig.Suggestion
(repo: Fig.Suggestion) => Fig.Suggestion
lastToken.slice(lastToken.indexOf("/")).match(githubUsernameRegex)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: