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I'm building an automated script to do some recurring search using GH search API. However I hit the "Secondary" rate limit sometimes. For referece I'm using github3.py library. So my ...
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I am working to extract issues data from a repo on Github using Github3.py. The following is a part of my code to extract issues from a repo: I used these libraries in the main code: from github3 ...
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I saw that github3.py still doesn't have the attribute labels on Repository.create_pull() as in Repository.create_issue(). But there is the property labels on ShortPullRequest created. So I tried: ...
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import github3, json, os.path gh = github3.login(token="d6xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx")#Access token REPO = 'angular'#name of repository ...
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I have a Github App created under an organization and is installed to a repository under same organization. I tried reading a file from the same repository after authenticating using github3 ...
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Apparently github3 module does require you to feed it github organization and repository name as is not able to guess them based on your current repository. I also checked the https://pypi.org/...
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My playbook needs to be able to support adding a tag to a github repository when a production deployment is performed. The intent is to automate the generation of a release tag via Ansible's built in ...
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I looked through the documentation and even the source code and I can't seem to figure out how to get the timestamp of a commit using the github3.py library. I'm, pretty sure it's there because, well, ...
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I'm using the Github3 library to access the Github Enterprise API. I'm trying to get all organizations a specific user has, but after I got the generator of ShortOrganization, I don't know how to ...
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Given a forked repo, how can I use github3.py to find the parent or upstream repo that it was forked from? This is fairly easy with requests but I can not figure out how to do it in github3.py. With ...
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Using version 1.0.0a4 of the github3.py library. I am trying to create a new file in the repository on a new branch. Assumption: gh is an authenticated object. repo = gh.repository('User','Repo') ...
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We tag commits on a weekly basis, and I want to issue a report to see the tag names and their content, I tried the following using python 3.x and github3 import github3 g = github3.login(token='...
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I'm using python github3 module and i need to set delay between request to github api, because my app make to much load on server. I'm doing things such as git = github3.GitHub() for i in itertools....
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I'm writing an ETL job where I keep an updated list of commits, pull requests, and files from our GitHub repos in our data warehouse. I'm currently storing and passing in etags to the various ...
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I'm building a GitHub application to pull commit information from our internal repos. I'm using the following code to iterate over all commits: gh = login(token=gc.ACCESS_TOKEN) for repo in gh....
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gist_ids = 'abc' def main(): gh = github3.login ( token=os.environ.get('my_token'), url=' ') my_gist = gh.gist(gist_ids) resp = github3.gists....
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I am currently using github3.py version 0.9.6, and am receiving an error upon invoking the github3.organization(login) function: Traceback (most recent call last): File "Main.py", line 23, in <...
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The task: (using GitHub API) 1) get all closed milestones for a given repo 2) get all issues for that milestone 3) for every issue get it's description 4) finally, using Markdown for example, create ...
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I'm trying to retrieve the latest (last) description attribute of the status of a pull request by making the following call below. And, then create logic from there on how to process the pull request ...
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I want to use github3.py module on my pyramid application. In my develop enviroment, I can install github3.py via pip and this works fine. But I need to add github3.py to setup.py for production ...
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Using github3.py, I want to retrieve the last comment in the list of comments associated with a pull request and then search it for a string. I've tried the code below, but I get the error TypeError: ...
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Using github3.py 1.0.0a4, I am trying to make a basic "server" program that creates, updates, deletes, and fetches files. However, my program raises "InvalidSchema" on attempt to create a file. Why? I ...
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Does anytone knows if github3py is threadsafe. Specifically: GitHub.repository() Repository.iter_pulls() Repository.branch() Repository.create_status() None of the threads edit the objects, just ...
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I'm using github3.py to access my organization's Github account, and we have two-factor authentication enabled. I'm starting by listing the repositories. Here's the code: import os import github3 ...
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I'm able to successfully list tags from a repository using github3 using: repo.iter_refs(subspace='tags') That results in a generator of github3.git.Reference objects. Is there a way for me use a ...
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