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Use Git Data API for files #889
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Thanks for your suggestion. But how do users view such large files? It is hard to navigate to certain lines or do anything else. |
...I don’t really see what that has to do with this... Currently, we can only get file that are up to 1MB in size using the GitHub API, but if we used this API, we could get bigger files. How is it hard to navigate? Please elaborate. |
I mean files that are larger than 1mb must contain thousands or more lines of codes. So even if we load them, users can't read them. Can you provide a large file example? Like the file path in a repository. And what do you expect for which screen? The file list or the file detail? |
This is simply an API change. No UI changes were requested in this issue, if that was what you were asking. When I try to load this file,, I get the following error: |
When you say “users can’t read them”, are you suggesting the client would be laggy, or about screen size, or something else? |
Yes. I admit that the current behavior is not the best one. If we updated the API without UI enhancements to handle large files, users may face new problems. |
We don’t and won’t know what those issues are until we try the API change. |
This would allow us to get files up to 100mb in size.
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