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The plugin doesn't seem to work with Stream Deck 6.5.0 software. It just perpetually has a red exclamation point.

Hi

Tried everything I can think of to get this working but no matter what I try I see a red exclamation icon on the button.

I am using streamdeck xl with software version 4.9.3.1322 and firmware 1.00.007

I have set up like so:

It works fine, but then after a few minutes if it updates itself (either automatically or manually) it resets to 0 and the only way to get it to work again is to change a setting.

I'm not sure exactly what the 'Initial Offset' thing is, but I can only get issues to show up if I put a high number it seems. I don't know why you would only want to show recent issues and not all of them...

If I change the interval (e.g. 9999 to 9998) and refresh the counter it works, but as I mentioned it breaks again if I update it later or it automatically updates itself later.

It also fixes itself if I untick 'Enabled' and re-tick it, and then refresh.

Please let me know if you need any more information

I don't know after how long exactly it breaks. I just left if for 5 minutes and then manually refreshed it and it was fine, it updated. But after a while something breaks and when it next updates it just shows 0...

Hi,

thanks for this tool! I consider it really helpful.

However, I recognized one "small" issue here (or is it a feature request?).

According to the documentation, one has to give the repository with a full URL like https://github.com/{repo-owner}/{repo-name}. Testing it GHE, it seems as if the URL of said server (say, https://git.company.org/workrepo/someproduct) is happily accepted, but the address used points to public Github either way, at least after long presses tries to open up a repository at https://github.com/workrepo/someproduct.

This seems to be a rather arbitrary restriction given that a host needs to be given.

The possibilities I can see here:

• Specify clearly that the Tool only works against GitHub.com. I think is would be clearer to the user if only pass owner and repo in this case, instead of the full GitHub URL.
• Let the user decide what GitHub host he/she wants to work against (this would require changes to Repository.cs, if I'm not mistaken?). If you want to spare you some trouble, clearly specify that it SHOULD work, but due to version discrepancies and SSL-Foo, you won't be able to support hosts different than GitHub.com