Comment by πŸ’€ StrokedOut

Re: "Stand-alone gitview module?"

In: s/GmCapsule

Found it by searching Lagrange's plain history file.

β€” The software itself

β€” How all repos are listed

πŸ’€ StrokedOut

Apr 23 Β· 2 weeks ago

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πŸŒ† skyjake [mod...] Β· Apr 23 at 16:54:

Lagrange doesn't allow to search the history.

Lagrange does search the history when entering text in the URL bar, however it is limited to the cached content (the pages accesible to back/forward navigation). The search includes both URLs and cached page contents.

This feature does have a huge drawback, though: the navigation cache is tab-specific, so it doesn't really do what you want unless you browse with a single window and a single tab, never closing it...

The app-wide visited URLs are always searchable via the URL bar.

πŸ’€ StrokedOut Β· Apr 23 at 17:00:

@Skyjake Ah, you are right. I stand corrected. I used the history in the sidebar and didn't see a search field.

🦦 ainent [OP] · Apr 24 at 02:52:

@Goat That is interesting, thank you for sharing. The info it presents isn’t quite what I’m looking for, though.

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Stand-alone gitview module? β€” Is it feasible to run gitview independently of GmCapsule, specifically as a CGI script?

πŸ’¬ 6 comments Β· Apr 21 Β· 2 weeks ago