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let me know how it goes if you end up trying it!
@borkdude I can click that link and it just works :thinking_face:
also in incognito
@martinklepsch I first have to go through a Google login and when logged in I get this:
ok, somehow now I’m seeing it too
will investigate 🙂
fix is being deployed https://github.com/martinklepsch/autochrome-action/commit/8f37015a8215e14ec8a35888778f7d908668a2f0
not sure how this slipped through earlioer
@borkdude so the new rules are deployed but somehow I still get the auth redirect…
I won’t have more time to spend on this today unfortunately
this is sweet, i thought about doing this previously but i got sad that it can't be done with github pages and you have to host the diff output in some other way. its awesome that youve done that already!
yeah it’s pretty straightforward (despite that minor issue mentioned above)
But agree, it would be nice if this would be possible within the domain of the GitHub repo (i.e. with access control etc)