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Describe the bug
GitHub provides a few options when configuring a new repo like: license, .gitignore file, a README.md, and the Rennovate plugin. If you want to install any of these by default, which I usually do, then you get an error about the remote having newer content.
To Reproduce
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- Create a repo with a readme during the script
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It is not uncommon for people wanting to add a comment system to their blog. There are a few options:
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- utterances is an open source implementation that basically leverages github issues as the storage. It's smart, but it requires commenters t
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Would it be possible to include excerpts from markdown files in the ‘Referred in’ section?
Currently, if the mention comes from notes originating from Roam, the parent block with the page mention is shown as a bullet point unter the page title.
But for local markdown files, only the page title is given.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'd like to know if a PR increased or decreased bundle size, and I'm too lazy to check this manually every time.
Continous Integration is the right place for this.
Describe the solution you'd like
I like CodeChecks (https://github.com/codechecks/build-size-watcher), but there are tons of solutions for this.
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