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On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 01:09:31PM +0500, Anna V. wrote: |
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> On 2022-07-15 09:09, Michał Górny wrote: |
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> > On Thu, 2022-07-14 at 16:21 -0500, William Hubbs wrote: |
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> > > Hey all, |
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> > > I was on vacation when the issues were brought up, but I want to start a |
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> > > new thread about this. |
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> > > I will quote the sections from the messages on the previous thread I am |
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> > > referring to. |
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> > > mgorny: |
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> > > > I would really prefer if someone worked on the GitLab accessibility |
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> > > > issues before someone tried to do that. Like, made GitLab something |
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> > > > more than a blank site on less-than-state-of-art web browsers. |
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> > > I don't know which browsers you are talking about. I personally use |
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> > > chrome and it isn't a blank page. I'm sure it probably works on firefox |
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> > > as well. I have briefly checked Edge and it is fine there. |
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> > > I think you need to be more specific about the browsers you are talking |
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> > > about. Also, if you are a web developer, you might want to open MR's for |
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> > > gitlab to get this fixed if you can. |
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> > I'm talking of browsers without ECMAScript, particularly text browsers. |
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> > On GitHub, things obviously aren't perfect but I can at least find |
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> > a file in the repository and view its contents. On GitLab, the file |
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> > list is simply not there. |
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> You can always `git clone` the repo to view its files. But non-standard |
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> features (like "merge requests" and CI) indeed require using either: |
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> * a browser with bleeding edge JS support (because everyone uses latest |
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> Chrome and Firefox and polyfills/babel are for losers who don't use |
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> experimental features in production) |
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You can do a bit with merge requests and ci/cd using git push options. |
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https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/push_options.html |
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> * OR custom CLI utilies (btw, can you point me on some I can use? like |
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> dev-vcs/hub for GitHub -- I have no desire to interact with their heavy |
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> and slow[0] web application). |
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dev-vcs/python-gitlab is the one I maintain at the moment; there may be |
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others I don't know about. |
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William |
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> [0]: https://forgeperf.org/ |
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