You could allow it to be incorporated with git directly, allowing us to sign into our Git & cloning repositories directly, rather than having to directly grab the URL. This could include forked & private.
The same with modules we also have in our inventories.
Unfortunately, this would require VSCode usage, and I would need people to put their GitHub token, but RepoToRoblox already exists but I will make a free alternative to that as a seperate resource
though I would need to do some proxy hosting to get the modules, and I’m not a web developer, I am not a VSCode Plugin Developer, only a roblox developer
This is pretty cool plugin but ofc it needs an improvements.
Instead of Creating a module script and putting a URL attribute in it just make a gui popup when opening the plugin with 2 Textboxes and 1 Textbutton the first textbox will be the name and the second will be the url and when clicking Textbutton It’ll create a module script and place it anywhere.
Another benefit of using this plugin is when you know what’s the url and remember it like for example I know promise’s raw url, so I past it in the plugin and get the library.
I sincerely apologise for the lack of updates as I was busy doing other stuff, including working on a new game and improving my blender modelling skills, having school, and not having time to add updates for the plugin. though I will make this plugin free since roblox is planning to make the creator store only use USE instead of robux, It will also apply to my other paid plugins, and I will update the plugin with @R9_P9’s suggestions when I have free time
though I do agree that this is useless, I will drop my last update with the suggestions provided, you can suggest further things below v
I am sorry for not updating this once again, but Roblox recently announced that they are going to remove LinkedSource and add an migration tool to do this, and the old value would be an attribute, Here is the announcement for more details.
I most likely wouldn’t maintain this often because I don’t use my own plugins often