Support to repository name including dots ( fixes #13 )

[wraith13]

I fixed #13 .
Let me know if there are any problem.

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[chrmarti]

Would it be simpler to just match .git and then drop the following [^\s]*?

[wraith13]

Yes, I think so.

[chrmarti]

If you get a chance to update the PR, I'll be happy to merge it.

[wraith13]

Thanks!

[wraith13]

Sorry! I misunderstood that you said. ( My close friend informed to me. )
I will fix it later.

[wraith13]

I fixed. How about this?

[chrmarti]

Don't all GitHub remote's have the .git suffix? I thought /[^\s]*github\.com[/:]([^/]+)\/([^ ]+)\.git/ might do it.

[wraith13]

Sorry, I am not familiar with git.
So, I took a safe way.

[wraith13]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2514859/regular-expression-for-git-repository
There seems to must be .git at the end of the path of the git repository.

[wraith13]

How about this time?

[chrmarti]

Looks good, except I just found a remote without the '.git' suffix. Maybe that has become optional at some point?

[wraith13]

I do not know. However, I think other tools also expect(need) '.git'.

First of all, in accordance with KISS principle, adopt this simple code.
We will respond if the complaint actually comes.
How about such a plan?

[chrmarti]

Let's remove \.git from the regex and then remove .git from the owner variable later if it is there. That's simple and I have a case where .git is missing myself.

[wraith13]

It's a repo instead of an owner, is it?
I fixed, how is this?

[chrmarti]

Thanks @wraith13 !