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Our dev commands sometimes output authentication URLs in the terminal that need to be clicked, which then opens a form to submit.
Suddenly blocking on this annoyed me, so now I have:
1. An iTerm2 "trigger" to automagically open the URLs: https://github.com/henrik/dotfiles/commit/e34a9df0a08453615fea89cd8e53dea7737d9936
- An Arc Boost (userscript) to autosubmit the form once opened.
So nice!
The script tracks opened unique-code URLs to only trigger once, as URLs in a terminal can otherwise trigger *repeatedly* (infinitely)… ask me how I know 😅
Trying more. Proportionally more successes but the bad ones are bad.
Most baffling one is KAFFEREP (”coffee klatch”) which is incorrectly pronounced as though it was KAFFERET (”coffee taunt”).
Excited to discover the IKEA app (at least here in the UK) has audio pronunciations of the names… but they are wrong? Then what is the point? 🫠 #SLOPP
Of the 3 I tried, 2 were wrong:
VINTERFINT should presumably be /fi:nt/ (”winter pretty”) not /fint/ (”winter dodge”).
GÖRSNYGG should surely be a hard G (Gothenburg dialect ”very attractive”) not a soft J (”makepretty” as a nonsense compound). Also, Gothenburg dialect mandatory for this one.