Add source code and documentation links on RubyGems.org #71
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Thanks for the PR, much appreciated! I'll review that soon. About the corner link - I'm in the process of redesigning the site, I will check if I can put it or not. Thanks! |
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Note to self: the reference is available here https://guides.rubygems.org/specification-reference/. Many thanks @janko - merging, and I will verify the behaviour with the v2.5 (soon out) release! |
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Kiba v2.5.0 is out, and the links you provided work perfectly on rubygems.org. Thank you @janko! |
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This should add a "Source Code" link on RubyGems.org, which I was missing when looking into Kiba.
While here, I also changed the "Documentation" link to point to the wiki, as I thought it's more useful than the default rubydoc.info link.
I also wanted to add a GitHub corner link to the Kiba website (as it doesn't seem to have a GitHub link atm), but I couldn't find the source code.