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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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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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I have the following Python function to upload a file to github repository. def upload_to_github(github_token: str, source_file: str, destination_folder: str, ...
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have the following code: from github import Github ... g = github(token) query = f'org:{org_name} author:{username} since=2021-10-19T00:00:00Z' commits = g.search_commits(query, sort='author-date', ...
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I have two csv files that update on a regular basis that supply data to Render for a dashboard. The entire process is automated except for pushing the new information to github, which I've been doing ...
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I am using pyGithub to go through the files in the Github repository. The problem is, with this code my_code.get_contents(""), it goes through each and every file in all the folders and ...
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I want to download files from my private repository using python. What should I do? I tried something like this, but it doesn't work. I also allowed everything in the token for testing, I get error ...
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Background I am using a fork of the upstream repository where I created my own branch. I can commit to this branch and then create a pull request to the upstream. Committing again to the fork will ...
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I believe the recommended method to get the contents of a large file stored on GitHub is to use REST API. For the files which size is 1MB-100MB, it's only possible to get raw contents (in string ...
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I have a code which is working fine in my local but not on github actions. token = "some-token" repo_name = "customer-sandbox/some-repo" # org/repo format g = Github(token) repo = ...
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Upd: solved, see the comments below. When I try to read the contents of some pdf files I get an empty string. I have noticed that this happens to pdf files which encoding is none, and it works fine ...
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I am trying to use PyGithub to access GitHub REST API to search repos. Since, API has strict rate limits, I want to filter out as many repos possible during the search. Before, writing the script in ...
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I want to try PyGitHub a Python library to access the GitHub REST API. python imterpreter: anaconda python 3.10 the first step, I install the command pip install PyGithub after that, I try to follow ...
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I'm trying to fetch projects from a github repo using PyGithub 1.58.1. I created those projects manually in browser and I can see them.  But when I see repo.get_projects().totalCount, it's giving 0.  ...
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I have this very simple code using PyGithub from github import Github g = Github('<offuscated token>') repo = g.get_repo("telefonicaid/fiware-orion") repo.get_git_tag("3.8.0"...
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I am receiving an error message of AttributeError when attempting to call a repo and its actions. This is my current code: from github import Github #Authenticate with GitHub g = Github("<...
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Hello so I am receiving this error BadCredentialsException: 401 {"message": "Bad credentials", "documentation_url": "https://docs.github.com/rest"} when ...
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I was reading over PyGitHub's documentation in: https://pygithub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/github_objects/Branch.html and found some interesting methods that I thought might help First I made sure that ...
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I have a github directory called "latviadebate". It looks like this: $ main . ├── index.html ├── style.css ├── images │ └── image1.png │ └── image2.png ├── pages │ └── 20-03-...
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I developed a script which predicts some values and saves them into the predictions.csv file using github actions. I then need to update the predictions.csv file on github, because i need to query it ...
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How can I create a new branch off the master and check out the branch? The documentation at https://pygithub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ does not show how to do this. Thanks a lot!!
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I am trying to create a release and upload all files with a specific ending as an asset. My code is as follows: # This uploads all apkg files in the current directory to a release on GitHub. import ...
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I would like to print all users in my organization in GitHub using PyGitHub. The below snippet works, however it returns a PaginatedList: python3 -c 'import os; from github import Github;g = Github(os....
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I am trying to test with my code by mocking the PyGithub library. I want to create a repository for an organization. So first I need to get it and on the "Organization" returned object, I ...
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The following accesses the data from a text file on git hub. repoName = 'repo_url' filePath = 'file.txt' from github import Github g = Github(TOKEN) repo = g.get_repo(repoName) file = repo....
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I am looking for a way to extract GitHub repositories containing files with a certain code string. I can do manually using the GitHub search bar. For instance, if I'm looking for the usages of the ...
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from github import Github access_token = "MYACCESS_TOKEN" g=Github(access_token, retry=20) repo = g.get_repo("pygit/git") print(repo.name) branches = repo.get_branches() for ...
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I am trying to edit an already created gist using the pygithub library but I have been unable to do so thus far. import github.InputFileContent from github import Github g = Github("priv key&...
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I just want to read a CSV file from a Github repo with PyGithub. from github import Github g = Github(token) repo = g.get_repo("user/example") contents = repo.get_contents("h.csv")...
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from github import Github import sys import requests import subprocess from requests.packages.urllib3.exceptions import InsecureRequestWarning requests.packages.urllib3.disable_warnings(...
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I’m using a lambda function to deploy code to GitHub to a forked repository with the use of Pygithub. The forked repo will create a pr to the upstream repo where changes will be reviewed. Is there a ...
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I am using PyGithub to run tests on every pull request in a repository. I'd like to only run tests on pull requests that have passed my CI. Is there a way to query the results of the CI in Python? For ...
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Corresponding to the official DOC, I prepare the following URL: https://api.github.com/repos/gooddata/gooddata-python-sdk/pulls?per_page=10&page=1&sort=updated&direction=asc&state=all&...
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I would like to know how can one check that public git repository is updated or not (if their are new commits) using python. Help in this regard would be appreciated.
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I am trying to write a script to update the contents of a file in a GitHub repo. I have a File.txt that has the required data. Here's the code I've written from github import Github g = Github(...
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I have the problem that I want to update/overwrite my local folder with a Repository, but I cant find information about how I can do that with Python. When I am cloning it I have to have a empty ...
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I've written this code to change the default branch from "master" to "release". from github import Github g = Github("github token", verify=False, base_url="url to ...
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I want to upload an image file to my Github Repository using Pygithub. from github import Github g=Github("My Git Token") repo=g.get_repo("My Repo") content=repo.get_contents(&...
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