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codesandbox is here https://codesandbox.io/s/rtk-github-issues-example-03-final-async-su4hz?file=/src/features/issuesList/IssuesListPage.tsx

I've used AppDispatch which suggested https://react-redux.js.org/using-react-redux/static-typing#typing-the-usedispatch-hook and this question How do I resolve 'Property 'type' is missing in type 'AsyncThunkAction' using Redux Toolkit (with TypeScript)? but transpile is faield.

I stumbled upon this and couldn't quite understand the rationale behind.

I notice that some Markdown parsers and GitHub will auto-convert bare URLs to links, but others (like Kramdown) don't. The standard Markdown syntax requires that URLs be wrapped in angle brackets, e.g. .

I have a number of documents with bare URLs that appear as desired, i.e. as hyperlinks, in my Markdown editor but are not getting rendered as links when I push them in Jekyll to GitHub Pages.

How can I write a script to surround bare URLs with angle brackets? Preferably via shell scripting, standard command line tools (sed, awk) or Python. Or perhaps there's already a Jekyll plugin for this?

I know that matching URLs is highly nontrivial, so wanted to ask here on SO before getting too deep into this.

Further difficulty: The solution should only change bare URLs, and leave alone URLs that have already been wrapped/encoded via standards-compliant Markdown or HTML.

(I expected this to be a common question, and it is in various GitHub-Issues posts for various packages, with no solutions... But tried searching for this question here and couldn't find it already asked, nor any premade Jekyll solutions. I found many questions about matching when the angle brackets are already there, but not ones to add the angle brackets. Yet I'm imagining the solution has been implemented many, many times -- in the very tools we use, such as GitHub and MathOverflow -- so, not sure why the means to do this isn't widely posted.)

I use the library "Sinova / Collisions" on GitHub, with Node.js. https://github.com/Sinova/Collisions I need a function, to delete all data at once. There is a function to delete Objects one by one. But, that doesn't always work correctly.

All Collision saved in colArr "Array"

I want to download issues from Jabref, an open-source citation tool.

I looked up how to do this, and it looks like the way everyone does it is through curl like this (source):

I'm servicing a blog using GitHub Pages.

The blog service has many images files to upload, so I needed a repository that stores images.

While searching for a repository, I found a method using github-issues.

I capture my image first and then paste to github-issues body. It will be changed to a markdown image tag that has an image url like: