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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
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Today our GitHub regex makes some assumptions about the URL format for GitHub issues that is not consuming from enterprise_host configuration. This may result in some false positives, such as if I link to an issue on another GitHub instance (such as a reference to a public GitHub issue from an enterprise GitHub PR).
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We could update our GitHub URL finder to look for URLs starting with enterprise_host. That since it is required for non-public GitHub support, so we should be able to count on it. If one is not configured, we can only look for github.com and www.github.com URLs.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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What we have today mostly seems to work too, if the complexity here isn't worth it, or there are edge cases we've not considered.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Today our GitHub regex makes some assumptions about the URL format for GitHub issues that is not consuming from
enterprise_host
configuration. This may result in some false positives, such as if I link to an issue on another GitHub instance (such as a reference to a public GitHub issue from an enterprise GitHub PR).Describe the solution you'd like
We could update our GitHub URL finder to look for URLs starting with
enterprise_host
. That since it is required for non-public GitHub support, so we should be able to count on it. If one is not configured, we can only look forgithub.com
andwww.github.com
URLs.Describe alternatives you've considered
What we have today mostly seems to work too, if the complexity here isn't worth it, or there are edge cases we've not considered.
Additional context
n/a
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: