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When querying the referral sources endpoint on GitHub I'm only getting an empty list returned. I can get data for other endpoints in the same repo, even for other traffic endpoints. I'm expecting ...
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We have a requirement to enable merge queue for 100's of our repositories, I went through lot of information on internet and found out that support to enable merge queue is only available via GitHub ...
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I was wondering how would I unfollow someone using PyGithub It's a program that unfollows every person that follows me (to follow organizations only) I tried the following code but it gave me 404 page ...
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I have a large git repo with multiple .Net solutions in it (in the example repo there is only one). I want to return the paths of all the Directory.Packages.props files within that specific repo. I am ...
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I am currently facing issues with the GitHub Search API where the number of search results significantly differs from what I see on the GitHub web app. I would like to understand these discrepancies ...
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I am trying to push a mp4 file from my local storage to my github repo using PyGithub with the following code. from github import Github import base64 # Authenticate to GitHub token = "my_token&...
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I was looking through the PyGithub documentation https://pygithub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html but I can't find any function that returns the default branch. In the examples, "main&...
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I'm trying to add multiple files into a single commit using PyGithub. I'm looping in my local directory to fetch all the files to be committed and then I'm trying to create a git blob for each. Then I'...
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branch.edit_protection( enforce_admins=desired_protection_settings["enforce_admins"], required_linear_history=desired_protection_settings["...
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I want to download the attachments in a GitHub issue programmatically. Using the GitHub API Python SDK I can authenticate and get the Issues and comments for a private repository. The API doesn't have ...
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I tried passing the most recent SHA to Commit.get_pulls but that does not give expected results. It returns an empty paginatedList even though I have a PR for the SHA in question . . . I'm using ...
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I have a text file with a list of repos. I wanted to use pygithub to iterate through the list and tell me for each repo on whether the last build was successful or failure on dev or master branch ...
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My python script is getting a list of PRs and then it needs to run a check if the branches being used in those PRs are out-of-date from their base branch or not. I need to perform this action remotely ...
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How can we get the avatar of a GitHub user using PyGitHub? Github.get_user gives NamedUser | AuthenticatedUser, however, neither NamedUser nor AuthenticatedUser have any functions for getting the ...
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I've been developing a portfolio website and part of the data for the projects (like the project summaries and the latest update times) are obtained through PyGithub using the project title. When I ...
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