Yesterday clean-repo-sidebar didn’t even exist, now you’re complaining that you want to keep it enabled.
Yesterday clean-repo-sidebar didn't even exist, true, but hide-empty-meta did, which had features that were moved into clean-repo-sidebar (and some from hide-zero-packages too).
And why do you want to disable releases-tab?
I just don't like it, I think it gets too much importance there. I think that's the point of being able to choose features.
Anyway, don't worry, I'll live with it, or maybe at some point make myself a script to allow both somehow.
Edit: For anyone looking to not have the tab but have clean-repo-sidebar (there is people according to reactions), the following userscript seems to work:
// ==UserScript==
// @name Readd releases post Github Refined change
// @version 2
// @grant none
// @include https://github.com/*
// ==/UserScript==
//Check if it's main repo page. Works most of the time (except when ending in /, which doesn't happen by default)
regex = new RegExp('(^[^\/]*(\/[^\/]*){4}[^\/]$)');
window.addEventListener("load", function(event) {
restoreReleases();
});
window.addEventListener("pjax:end", function(event) {
restoreReleases();
});
function restoreReleases() {
setTimeout(function() {
if(!regex.test(location.href)){
return;
}
console.log('Readding releases panel (removed by Github Refined)');
const sideReleases = document.querySelector('.BorderGrid-cell a[href$="/releases"]');
sideReleases.closest('.BorderGrid-row').hidden = false;
}, 1);
}
It is still temporarily hidden, but it's better than nothing (maybe listening to readystatechange would be better). Timeout is needed because else Github Refined tends to be executed after in pjax:end.
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