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Show the git url of a package (as a link) under the package name (if details are unavailable) #182

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tkissing opened this issue Oct 22, 2015 · 0 comments
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Show the git url of a package (as a link) under the package name (if details are unavailable) #182

tkissing opened this issue Oct 22, 2015 · 0 comments
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1.1.6

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I have read all the issues about "Failed to load package details! (Your private-bower server needs read access to this Git repository!) " and none of the fixes are an option for us at this point.
In an older version of private-bower there used to be a regular link to the git url, it would be great to get that back so people who do have access to the git repo in question can look at it without having to go through a bower install of the package.
@Hacklone Hacklone added this to the 1.1.6 milestone Oct 24, 2015
Hacklone added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 8, 2015
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Merge branch '1.1.6'
9e16f10 
* 1.1.6:
  version 1.1.6
  fix failing tests
  Add website link to repositories on webUI fixes #182
  Update utils.js
  the callback function for exec accepts 3 arguments, added 3rd argument (stderr), which is where a command line program would typically output the error.  Also, for clarity, output the error on a second line.
  Added some documentation to clear up confusion regarding public registry.
Hacklone added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 8, 2015
@Hacklone
Merge branch '1.1.6'
a45338c 
* 1.1.6:
  version 1.1.6
  fix failing tests
  Add website link to repositories on webUI fixes #182
  Update utils.js
  the callback function for exec accepts 3 arguments, added 3rd argument (stderr), which is where a command line program would typically output the error.  Also, for clarity, output the error on a second line.
  Added some documentation to clear up confusion regarding public registry.
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