This is a follow-up from https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/issues/1499. Of the repro cases I provided there
URLs appear to not be linked even if the URL _as a whole_ was added (first example), or even if they're just in comments alongside changes (second example—note that I unfolded the top of the diff to get there, not sure if that matters).
URLs do appear to be linked if they're in non-PR code blocks (third example).
The first is fixed with https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/pull/2066, and the third remains fixed, but the second is still broken.
I can repro both if I visit the unfolded part directly (link) and if I go to the folded diff (link), then unfold the top (one unfold should be sufficient to see the link, at line 51).
Not sure if this is a regression or no.
Yeah this was never supported, it would be good to support it if there's a simple event to listen to. The same goes for all other features that work on diffs/code
it would be good to support it if there's a simple event to listen to
You mean like an event for more code becoming visible on-screen? Hm… I don't know what kind of events you might be thinking of. I guess my first approach would be to detect clicks on the fold/unfold buttons and re-run any diff-processing logic after that. Probably also good to do the same after the user clicks the "this diff is too long, click to expand" button for default-collapsed files.
GitHub fires their own events, like “load” and whatnot. Someone needs to find out by looking into their code (using dom breakpoints in chrome)
https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/pull/2073/files#diff-ed524e4099f52cf2d11f30949a25d4e5 should fix this right!?
Indeed!
@notlmn we missed that part at some point I guess. The link in this code is not auto-linked:
I thought that #2073 would fix this, but that wouldn't as on-pr-file-load was about handling events from entire file diffs being ajaxed. This issue requires us to listen on clicks in the "diff expander" links being clicked on and run linkify-code to be run again.
But that might not be enough, as linkify-code adds .rgh-linkified-code class to the entire file diff element, that might prevent us from running linkify-code on the same file diff again, which might linkify already linkified code blocks.