@PostIt59 It is a very good ant interesting question.
It is possible to edit answers that were generated from GitHub cheat sheets repositories.
In this case the answer was taken from a StackOverflow answer.
But it could be possible to added a edit button to such answers too.

In this case it would be https://stackoverflow.com/posts/13902539/edit

Is it that what you would like to have?

@chubin Absolutely because in this particular case there is a cleaner way to get the repository id of a Github repository. A simple Edit button could be a great solution ;)

https://stackoverflow.com/posts/13902539/edit

Well now

Hi @chubin
Is this one still needed and available? In case it is I would like to try to help :)

Find an existing repo
The first thing that you’ll need to do is find the earthlab/14ers-git repo. You can find repos in two ways:

Type “14ers-git” in the github.com search bar to find the repository.
Use the repository URL if you have it: https://github.com/EarthLab/14ers-git.
The GitHub interface
Once you have found the https://github.com/EarthLab/14ers-git repo, explore it.

Notice the format of the repository name. Repository names will always begin with the account or organization name followed by the repo name, like this: organization-or-account-name/repo-name
The full name of our repo is:

earthLab/14ers-git

Next, below the repo full name, explore the header tabs
Notice the following headers that you will use in this workshop:

Code: Click here to view structure & contents of the repo.
Issues: Submit discussion topics, or problems that you are having with the content in the repo, here.
Pull Requests: Submit changes to the repo for review / acceptance.

It is
https://stackoverflow.com/posts/13902539/edit

amazing

Belajar

@colens3 Sorry for missing your question. Do you mean this issue? This "edit page" feature? Or what exactly