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I don't know why, but apparently GitHub doesn't provide the Go to file button on forks (and the shortcut won't work either, unless with Refined GitHub), even though the feature is actually available.
Example: https://github.com/zen-kernel/zen-kernel
We could… but <kbd>t</kbd> already works
But we can do better than the status quo. Sure t works, but that's only for those who know the shortcut. And people may be mislead into thinking that it doesn't work because there's no Go to file button on the page.
I imagine this can be part of repo-wide-file-finder.
- find a file tree toolbar
- if there's already a find file button, do nothing (improvement over current implementation)
- else add the button (this issue)
- if no file tree toolbar we append a hidden find file button with the hotkey (same as current implementation)
- if there's already a find file button, do nothing (improvement over current implementation)
How is it an improvement? I think that if a data-hotkey element already exists it's already excluded
How is it an improvement? I think that if a data-hotkey element already exists it's already excluded
My bad, I didn't saw the exclude.
But I think the button on forks is back, it may be a GitHub issue, so closing.
(Should have provided a screenshot when opening the issue though...)
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