Modify list method of UserProjectManager #669
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Hi @carleski Thanks for working on this! You patch works but I think it doesn't address the root problem. The user_id attribute should be discovered automatically. |
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@gpocentek What did you mean by automatically? |
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Works for me: this patch let me list user's projects using symbolic user name (as well as numeric user's id). Why it doesnt merged yet ? |
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Merged in #886 |
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...to use kwargs['user_id'] and self._parent.id
When running via CLI, as with
python-gitlab user-projects list --user-id 1, theself._parent.idvariable does not exist. However, the user id is passed through to the function askwargs['user_id']. This changes adds an if/else block to check to see ifself._parent.idexists, and then use the appropriate variable.