While a lot heavier but also good, GitLab CE/ EE have "snippets", basically gists, that are backed by git repositories. Same UI as GitHub gists, same comment/ visibility/ share system.
no, but once API tokens are implemented (probably this week) you'll be able to write up scripts that can do similar. I definitely plan to have a VSCode extension for sharing files / snippets.
- When I click on the "+ New" icon on the left, I would expect to be able to create a new text snippet. But I'm stuck on the "Welcome to Drift" page (I'm on Safari).
- When I click "Add A File" I get another entire instance of the editing window.
Wished to have it with Golang! One binary to build and deploy to all my clients websites. There are a lot of people that want their self hosted Gist clone just to keep the notes internally.
Naming things is indeed hard, using multiple keywords for searching is not (both Google and DuckDuckGo supports this). "Drift pastebin" turns up two hits that would lead me to this project. This HN submission will make the repository score even better for those keywords, so expect it to be even easier to find in a day or two.
Someone opened an issue here https://github.com/MaxLeiter/Drift/issues/53 and I just pushed the fix a few minutes ago. In short, 500 errors in production were being stripped of the message so I switched to sending 400s for certain errors (which I should have been doing all along).