Good morning. Day 3. 68km from Zevenaar to the German town of Wesel. Longest one yet. I'll try and take a picture of the border, if we don't miss it.
Just looking at the map again and the 68km is the scenic route. We might have to go for a slightly shorter one. Still 57km though.
We made it. But the hotel's restaurant hasn't opened yet this season. π΅βπ« but there is a supermarket 1km away.
Good morning
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Morning!
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Good morning! Day 2 of trying to figure out why Spring is doing things I donβt want it to do π
morning.
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Does anyone know if it's possbile to format text in Jira the way that you can in Slack - not with the "painting text areas" method that we know and hate from Word, but "editing text and manually typing out markup -> hit enter and see the result" method?
PI planning again?
Hahaha how did you know π
You can paste markdown into the text fields, but it doesn't have full functionality (like checklist, which it supports in the editor, just not via markdown)
It changes in place, which is a killer. I love how I can do it with Slack because it stays text until I send it, so the cursor doesn't jump around and act odd - it's just text
I know. That's one thing that Github got right. Just stay out of the user's way.
Indeed! I love editing PR descriptions in Github with firenvim, vim bindings in the browser and just editing text . I only have to switch to vanilla text when dragging and dropping files and getting suggestions for @'s.
Didn't know about firenvim - that's pretty sick!
It's not perfect, but it's very good πππ
I haven't actually explored the "boundary" very much - it uses my terminal vim's settings in init.vim, so color theme and bindings are the same, but I bet you could find a lot of holes if you have a particular setup or try to do things related to the file system or whatever. But I just yearn for modal editing with vim bindings whenever I'm in a text field, and it's great for that.
The GH markdown parser is very good. Also in situations of nested tags, like having link descriptions with code. Everytime I am writing a slack message I get disappointed that its markdown is not as good.
The painting method makes it so hard to not fuck up.
In cow camouflage. π
I know that you can use markup, but it changes in-place while you're editing, which is so annoying