Provide option to default to github provider for git.api.getRemoteSources#106368
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Let me know if there's anything else to be fixed here. Thanks! |
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@joaomoreno Can this change be merged now? |
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Thanks! 🍻 |
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This PR fixes #106316
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Add an optional param to the git.api.getRemoteSources api call to default to a specific provider.
You can test it by calling
This will skip the choose provider and show directly your repos in GitHub