Sharing links https://hidde.blog/sharing-links/
a bit meta, here's a link to my latest posts about links. I've started sharing links onto my personal website
Hidde's blogSharing linksThis blog has a new section where I share links to posts I read in other places.
@hdv i’ve been meaning to do something similar for aaaaaaages. might get around to it this weekend. was going to use a shortcut too.
i know that people use working copy (https://workingcopyapp.com) to do the git bits. might help you too.
workingcopyapp.comWorking Copy, Git on iOSWorking Copy is the powerful Git client for iOS that clones, edits, commits, pushes and more.
@stevenjmesser @hdv came here to say that. This page may help connect working copy to your shortcuts: https://workingcopy.app/manual/shortcuts I highly recommend the app.
workingcopy.appWorking Copy - Users Guide - Shortcuts and automationWorking Copy supports automation through the Shortcuts app where files and other data can flow between actions. You locate these actions inside Apps > Working Copy. Use Get Repository Files to get one or several files from a repository that can be passed to other actions. The Path parameters can contain wildcards such as docs*.md and if it points to a directory all files inside are returned. You can configure the action to only include files with a particular status such as modified and combining this with Path= can be useful to get all files with this status. Files returned from Get Repository Files can be changed in-place by the shortcut but only some actions work like that and often you need Write Repository File to put content back into repositories. This writes a single file at a time but you can use the built-in Repeat with Each action to write several files. Path controls the destination and can be a directory to write inside this directory, but the action refuses to overwrite existing files unless you enable this as one of the options shown when you tap Show More. Once you have changes use Commit Repository to commit with some Message. No commit dialog is shown and the action looks at what has been staged for commit either through the Write Repository File that stages written files by default, through the Stage for Commit action or from using the Commit dialog elsewhere and cancelling that dialog. You can
@joostvanderborg @stevenjmesser @hdv I came here to apparently thrice the Working Copy recommendation. I used to fix stuff for w3.org/WAI from my phone on the go back in the day!