Description

Open this page https://github.com/facebook/react/commit/5bce0ef10ab28c87e57dd96dbe1d8470f8d68569?diff=split and open octotree sidebar, you can see a horizontal scrollbar appear at the bottom

Environment (if bug)

• Octotree version: 2.5.1

• Browser & version: chrome 70

• OS & version: windows 10

• Screenshot, if any (drag an image here)

• Console error log below

I'm probably missing something obvious, but neither the website nor this repo has any documentation.

Is this a markdown editor I can embed in my "classic" rendered (html rendered by server) websites?

Do I have to build my own version?
Can I use npm to import it?
Is there any documentation?

It probably wasn't designed for mobile usage but it does work... Kind of. It works but you can only traverse the history by tapping on either edge side of the top bar.

Using Firefox mobile

Hi folks many thanks for your great work.

Describe the bug

Date and datetime can be improperly persisted.

To Reproduce

• Add the following section to a config file

  - name: test
    label: Tests
    create: true
    folder: "content/_tests"
    fields:
      - name: title
        widget: string
      - name: date
        widget: date
        format: YYYY-MM-

📋 Description

For Github.
Include number of files inside repository directory.
Must filter by file extension and/or type. Valid types would be file, dir or without filtering (both types included).

🔗 Data

Data from [here](https://api.github

As the project grows, it would be easier to contribute if the project follows a specific javascript style guide.
These are what I use in my personal projects:
Linter: https://github.com/eslint/eslint
Config: https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-config-airbnb

But any other would work too

This component could benefit from a refactoring similar to EventsScreen, where every event type would be handled by a dedicated method.

Instead of the big switch/case in render(), we could have something like this:

render() {
    const { repository, event } = this.props;
    const handler = camelCase(`handle_${event.event}`); // lodash's camelCase

    if (typeof this[handler] ==

Kinda of rare I think, but sometimes I want to check out all the dependencies a module suggests to install. Examples:

https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/blob/master/docs/getting-started/linting/README.md#installation

$ yarn add -D eslint @typescript-eslint/parser @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin

https://github.com/xojs/eslint-config-xo-react#install

JS 配置如下：

 var gitalk = new Gitalk({
            clientID: '3654916*****0c0038c28',
            clientSecret: 'd90d031a*****0e0fa4c7fe2fae747b96b',
            repo: 'Strange-AI.github.io',
            owner: 'Strange-AI',
            admin: ['jinfagang', 'Strange-AI'],
            id: vm.codeId,
            distractionFreeMode: false
        });
        gitalk.render('gitalk-conta

The documentation for submit-a-pull-request-review and create-a-pull-request-review doesn't really say what the difference is between the two. Both post a PR review to GitHub.

IMO atleast something should be mentioned as to when to use whi

When looking at rst files, the menu item to display the unrendered source in upper right corner mentions markdown instead of rst.

It's great the github releases are automatically generated, but as a user of changelogs I find it more useful to just look at a single Changelog.md file instead of having to page through (sometimes) numerous pages of github releases to understand all the changes that happened between the version I was at and the latest.

It would be great if release were to also automatically generate and upda

Would it be easy to let us zoom in on a part of the chart or at least provide a date so that we see the data only from that day onwards?

GitHub just rolled-out a new feature for its search bar:

Which leads to interferences with this extension:

<img width="431" alt="screen shot 2018-05-24 at 18 05 18" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5436545/404977