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I'm making a client-side code editor with rudimentary Git support, and syntax highlighting for diff/patch files would be really nice - a way to view the whole diff in a single window (alternative to existing diffeditor - with similar colors to git diff console coloring), maybe would be useful for others too.
https://github.com/microsoft/monaco-languages/ asks to create issues in this repo...
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The clone command currently requires the url parameter to be a URL of the remote repository. However, canonical git allows for local paths to be used when cloning a repository. This becomes an issue when attempting to clone a local-only repository, or using the ref parameter to specify a local-only branch for checkout during cloning.
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Describe the feature you'd like to request
There is no example on how to create a serivce-worker.ts, that gets compiled at specified output (example public/service-worker.js)
We want to have this option and service worker for the app
Describe the solution you'd like
One official example, probably with some typescript config on how to achieve this.
Or even better a way for nextjs to