Repository URL not appearing because "git@" or "http(s)" is hardcoded in matching logic

If the repository URL isn’t formatted to a very hardcoded format, the “View repository” button won’t appear.

The issue is around here in utils.ts:

		const matched =
			/^(?:git@|https?:\/\/)(?<provider>[a-zA-Z_.~-]+\.[a-z]{2,})(?::|\/)(?<user>.*?)\/(?<repo>.*)$/.exec(
				remoteUrl.stdout.trim()
			);

It is not always applicable that the SSH user is git, or that the SSH user is specified in the URL on the machine. Namely, you can configure in your SSH config:

Host mygithost.com
   HostName mygithost.com
   User gitolite
   Port 4022

and then use mygithost.com:user/repo (or /repo.git) in the config of the local repository.

It is still highly likely that http://mygithost.com/user/repo is still valid in this context and leads to the repository.

Alternatively, a config option (on a per-repo level) where you could specify which URL to open, side-stepping the entire problem.

[whisperity]

Alright, can confirm it works now properly! (As in, sans the Discord bug.)

[whisperity]

I’ve found this library, written in pure JavaScript: https://github.com/IonicaBizau/git-url-parse. Perhaps you could use this to parse all the components of the remote URL in a portable way, and use the resulting struct to build the URL sent to Discord.