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As far as I know in GitHub, gists are in a completely separate domain. You mention "associated with projects", and that's probably the easiest way to do things with the OneDev architecture, since that's how pretty much all user-generated content is managed.
I suppose it could be added alongside the issues and code capabilities that are already toggle-able for projects?
Either way, I would also appreciate having a feature like this, possibly with the ability to mark certain snippets to allow anonymous access.
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Thanks for the feedback @andrewlalis . You're right gists in GitHub are in a separate domain, but GitLab snippets are associated with a particular project as you are suggesting. Agreed it makes sense to mark certain ones to allow anonymous access.
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OneDev
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I have come up with a feature plan below. Let me know if you would like anything else added to this feature request:
- Boolean toggle of "Snippets" on a per-project basis
- Add permissions to allow snippet read/write access
- Allow snippets to be anonymously read
- Snippets will use the same syntax highlighter currently in OneDev
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Snippets (or Gists as GitHub calls them) associated with projects are a key feature that is missing from OneDev that would be extremely useful. It could be as simple as a one time pastebin (ideally with syntax highlighting), or ideally would support versioning with git.
Thank you!