GitHub linker allows you to select a piece of text and create a permanent link to GitHub.com for that piece of text. Just select the text, right click, and you'll see two new options.
Copy a permanent link to the clipboard
For example:
Copy a permanent link and code as markdown
The second option not only copies the link but also copies the piece of selected text properly wrapped in a markdown code block with the programming language correctly specified. For example:
https://github.com/integrations/jira/blob/d1a890ae8a7092ca08cb9fdf527fcc25f471e68c/lib/models/index.js#L9-L15
```javascript
Object.assign(config, {
operatorsAliases: false,
benchmark: true,
logging: (query, ms) => {
logger.debug({ ms }, query)
}
})
```
Which will be rendered as:
Object.assign(config, {
operatorsAliases: false,
benchmark: true,
logging: (query, ms) => {
logger.debug({ ms }, query)
}
})
The file must be tracked in a git repo and the current branch must be pushed to GitHub.com.
If you've made changes to the file that are not pushed to GitHub.com, the link may be inaccurate.
Enjoy!
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