HTTP status code viewer for neovim
- Lua 78.9%
- Shell 9.7%
- Nix 8.8%
- Just 2.6%
Barrett Ruth
b71c4ae41c
## Problem The consolidated deploy workflow uses one publish job with a dynamic job name. On main pushes, Forgejo rendered the job as `deploy / LuaRocks` instead of `deploy / Nightly`, even though the step-level `github.ref` conditions still selected the correct publish path. ## Solution Use `github.ref` for the job-name expression, matching the step conditions and the runner-provided compatibility context. This keeps the one-file `deploy.yaml` layout while preserving the expected rendered names. Validation: - parsed `.forgejo/workflows/*.yaml` with PyYAML via Nix - `git diff --check` Reviewed-on: #28 |
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http-codes.nvim
Quickly investigate HTTP status codes with Mozilla, with telescope, fzf-lua, and snacks.nvim integrations.
Installation
With vim.pack (Neovim 0.12+):
vim.pack.add({
'https://git.barrettruth.com/barrettruth/http-codes.nvim',
})
Or via luarocks:
luarocks install http-codes.nvim
Dependencies
One of:
Documentation
:help http-codes.nvim